Both of these locations observe Daylight Saving Time, therefore there is a period of each year from March until November where the clocks are moved forward an hour. Currently observing CST Central Standard Time. Always add one hour to the Central time to convert to the Eastern one. When working with dates that include both a date and time (datetimes), you don't need to use MOD, because there's no need to do anything clever as times cross midnight. Heres an example for you: If its 5:00 P.M in the CST zone, then it is 6:00 P.M in the EST zone. Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) Western European Time (WET) Central European Time (CET) Eastern European Time (EET) London Paris Berlin Athens Warsaw Kiev Belarus Moscow Madrid Stockholm Amsterdam. The table below shows some examples: Datetime 11 AM ( 11:00 ) Central Standard Time to Your Local Time and Worldwide Time Conversions.
#CST TO GMT SERIAL NUMBER#
These values include both a serial number to represent the date, plus a fractional value to represent time. To convert CST to GST time just replace minus (-) sign with plus (+) sign. As I explained, Central Time is 6 hour behind Greenwich Mean Time, we just need to add 6 hours to convert CST to GMT.
To convert CST to GMT time just add 6 hour in CST time. Some date values include both a date and time, and are sometimes called "datetimes". You can use this formula to make a live GMT to CST converter. CDT stands for Central Daylight Time (in use) GMT stands for Greenwich Mean Time (NOT in use) BST stands for British Summer Time (in use) -5. This is important, because Excel won't display negative time values.
#CST TO GMT MOD#
greater than 24 hours).Įven better, if we end up with a negative fractional value, MOD returns the reciprocal. MOD returns the remainder after division, so returns the decimal value in cases where the result is greater than 1 (i.e. To make sure we get just the decimal value, we use the MOD function with a divisor of 1, as a clever way to keep the formula simple. In other words, if we add 12 hours (.5) to 6 PM (.75) we'll get 1.25, but we really only want. To make sure we have a true time value, we need to ensure that we have only a decimal value.