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How to Use EPOCHTODATE() in Google Sheets
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How To Actually Use EPOCHTODATE() in Sheets
EPOCHTODATE(timestamp, [unit])
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Use EPOCHTODATE to convert the Unix timestamp in A2 (seconds) into a UTC datetime. Place the formula in B2.
Hints (3)
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EPOCHTODATE takes a Unix timestamp.
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Unit defaults to 1 (seconds).
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Result is UTC, not the spreadsheet local timezone.
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