It appears that your date/time is a text value, not a native Excel date/time format. So first you need to convert that to the native Excel format, which you can do with DATEVALUE and TIMEVALUE. Then once you have that, you can convert from UTC to PST by just subtracting the number of hours difference (8) from that value. Since the time portion of the date/time value is the decimal part, you have to convert 8 hours into what fraction of a day that is, or 8 hours divided by 24 hours. So in all, the formula looks like:
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