WORLDWIDE CLOCK IN EXCEL.

[deuce]

Hello, I am trying to keep track of various time zones rather than download other software and use up valuable CPU resources, so I thought of asking, are you guys up for a challenge? I am limited in my excel resources but I can surely provide an idea or 2.

Here are the basics, what is best is to have in a specific cell is the DDMMYY, day of the week like monday tuesday wednesday etc, and time in a series of user specified time zones, so for example it is 10AM in new york what is the time in other countries or zones when it is 10 am in new york?

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[Andrew Poulsom]

If you know the difference between your time and the other place's time it's just a matter of addition or subtraction, eg for 4 hours ahead:

=NOW()+TIME(4,0,0)

formatted as hh:mm:ss (or dd/mm/yy hh:mm:ss if you also want to know the date).