I had a weird issue today, at work, where I was given a Microsoft Excel file. I had unix timestamp in one column and I was required to change them all into normal date and time
Using excel, its pretty easy. Suppose that the unix timestamp is in column B, do this
=(((B2/60)/60)/24)+DATE(1970,1,1)+(-5/24)
Where B is the column name, 2 is the row number. Diving by 60/60/24 gives the days. Adding DATE because unix timestamp runs from 1970. “-5” is the GMT/UTC difference that you want to apply to the conversion
Now that you have a floating value as DAYS, right click on the cell, choose FORMAT CELL and choose DATE to display date and/or time.
However, If you only want to display time without the date part, choose TIME instead
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