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Concatenated string to time and date

Re: Concatenated string to time and date

‎04-11-2019 10:55 AM - edited ‎04-11-2019 10:56 AM

@RavensFan wrote:

I googled and saw BST means British Summer Time and that it is 1 hour ahead of UTC.  So that explains a 1 hour difference, but then again, perhaps it is in the wrong direction.

No, that hour difference is in the correct direction. 12:00 UTC will be 13:00 in BST (UTC+1).  But now I'm confused how the Timestamp was defined as being UTC instead of system time.  I see we can add a ^ to the front of the time code to change it to UTC, but I haven't seen that in anybody's screenshots.

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