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How can I insert current system time, but offset by 1 hour?
Have been using Word to edit my webpage for a couple years now. Have 5
timezones I want to display and automatically update every time I open the file to show when the page was last updated. See it at home comcast net ~scottalanclymer. I think the method I'm currently using is considered a table. It's a snippit of a few columns and rows from excel using the formulas I already had there in my daily worksheet. It is based on the premise that 1 hour = 0.041666666666666666666666666666667 of a day. The math is very simple. It's just 1/24 to extract the decimal value of 1 hour. But every time I open my page in Word to update it, I have to right click the table, hit O, hit E, the table updates the formulas from the current system time. Then I hit escape. It creates an IMAGE of the table. Then I have to adjust the width or heighth of the image to make it look like it's close to being normal again. It's a pain. I want to flush the whole Excel table method, and be able to write the code in Word, 5 lines, utilizing the time/date function, with offsets for the hours I need. The goal is to have all 5 lines update with no work on my part each time I open the file for editing. My question in it's simplest form is: How can I insert the date+time in a Word document, but offset by 1 hour? |
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