Date/time conversion from UTC to CET

Hello,
Jjust a little question to our SAP BI community!
Is there a BI function/ggod way that converts a (datetime) string DDMMYYYYHH:MM:SS in UTC time zone into a string DDMMYYYYHH:MM:SS in CET timezone ?
We receive this string in input in a flat file and need it to convert from UTC to CET.
Or do you know any way to convert a date/time from IUTC to CET, eveen using an ABAP function?
Thanks a lot,
Matthieu

Hi,
Check this thread for time conversion from UTC to Local time
[ABAP statement for converting UTC date/ time to local date/time],
Regards,
Daya Sagar

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