However, i noticed that the time stamp is not in the correct time zone. Based on the time_zone, i want to get the datetime result of that. Why does my code show the 1 hour earlier.
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I tried using an expression to. It's just a link to america/new_york. For your requested zones, the ids are:
Note that there are more than one time zone name that contains the word eastern, so simple matches like this will break.
This file in paul eggert's tz repo says those links are to link old. Explore examples and solutions for implementation. I've a json file which has time_zone parameter. Given that your requirement is to use the eastern zone, i'd use us/eastern, but note:
It has values like london, casablanca, arizona, pacific time (us & Us/eastern is preferable to est as it represents the eastern time zone in the united states and will account for any shifts due to daylight savings. I've looked over the python documentation but it's pretty confusing. For example, there is sa eastern standard time and aus.
Find a comprehensive list of timezone ids for use with the findtimezonebyid() method in c#.
I read several posts and it seems like power automate has a utc time zone set by default. How can i get python to display the time in eastern?
