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The first picture is the data I received from Excel using CF_LAST, CF_TIME, and CF_DATE. In the second picture, I received data of the same field using the EIKON API. In the case of Excel, CF_TIME and CF_DATE are automatically set to the time zone of Korea where I live. However, for the EIKON API, CF_TIME and CF_DATE seem to follow the GMT time zone. How do I set CF_TIME and CF_DATE in the EIKON API to the time zone of Korea where I live?
Eikon Data APIs return all timestamps in UTC. You can use pandas capabilities to convert timestamp to the timezone of your choice. The following example adds a column to your dataframe containing pandas Timestamp objects created using date and time strings in columns CF_DATE and CF_TIME, adds timezone info to these objects and converts the timezone to Seoul.
df['Timestamp'] = pd.to_datetime(df['CF_DATE']+'T'+df['CF_TIME']) \
.dt.tz_localize('UTC').dt.tz_convert('Asia/Seoul')
