Using GMT offsets in combination with DSTįollowing the implementation of International Components for Unicode (ICU) libraries in QlikView November 2018, the use of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) offsets in combination with DST (Daylight Saving Time) requires additional latitudinal information. Returns the time for the North American east coast (New York), adjusting for daylight saving time.ĬonvertToLocalTime(UTC(), 'New York', False())
Returns the time for the North American east coast (New York), without daylight saving time adjustment.ĬonvertToLocalTime(UTC(), 'New York', True()) No adjustment is made for daylight saving time because a GMT offset, rather than a place, is specified.ĬonvertToLocalTime(UTC(), 'New York', -1) Returns the time for the North American east coast, for example, New York. Returns the time for Stockholm, without daylight saving time adjustment. Returns the time for Stockholm, adjusting for daylight saving time.ĬonvertToLocalTime(UTC(), 'Stockholm', -1) Returns ' 10:39:47' and the corresponding internal timestamp
#TIMEZONE CONVERSION CALCULATOR FULL#
You can see the full list of cities or countries associated with each time zone from the drop-down menu. Open Control Panel, click on Date and Time settings and then Change time zone.
#TIMEZONE CONVERSION CALCULATOR WINDOWS#
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Time ZonesĪlternatively, you can find the list of time zones and places in Windows Control Panel. There is a full list of places and time zones in the windows registry in: This is because the names of certain cities and countries are spelled differently in different languages. The exact name with which a place is registered in the Windows registry may also change according to the language settings of your Windows installation.
This means that for the function to work, the name of the place you want to use must match the corresponding name in the Windows registry. The ConvertToLocalTime function retrieves information on places and time zones around the world from the Windows registry. Resulting time is adjusted for daylight-saving time, unless ignore_dst is set to True. If the ignore_dst argument value is not specified, the function evaluates the expression as if the ignore_dst value evaluates to False. If the ignore_dst argument value is invalid, the function evaluates the expression as if the ignore_dst value evaluates to True. Valid argument values evaluating to False include 0 and False(). If this argument evaluates to False, the timestamp is adjusted for daylight saving time. Valid argument values evaluating to True include -1 and True(). If this argument evaluates to True, DST (daylight saving time) is ignored. It's not possible to use an arbitrary time offset, for example, GMT-04:27. Information noteYou can only use standard time offsets.
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