Add system time zone to a time stamp

2Took

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
How do I add system time zone to a time stamp, i.e. if my PC is set to EST then add (EST) at end of result of below code?

Better yet, if my PC is set to (UTC-7) for example, how do I have the code adjust to EST and produce EST result?


VBA Code:
Sub LatestSaved()

Dim LS As String
 LS = "Latest updated:   " & Format(Now(), "ddd, mm.dd.yy - hh:mm")

Sheet1.Range("B3").Value = LS

End Sub
 

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