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Convert utc to local time zone using Power Query
- 10 years ago
lmandrade You can use DateTime.AddZone function to achieve your requirement. This function adds the timezonehours as an offset to the input datetime value and returns a new datetimezone value.
DateTime.AddZone([CreatedOn],3)
Reference
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt253514.aspx - 10 years ago
Opss not get it! I have a column called [ActualCloseDate] I need to adjust down in 3 hours all your data bringing the time of Brazil in a new column. I began to mount the formula but there are so many examples and figures that just getting confused! Could help me with the logic?!?
Hi,
I've been using a similar conversion to this (DateTimeZone.ToLocal) in one of my scripts - but in the latest release it seems it seesed to work.
Is this something you can confirm from your experience?
Thanks.
/R
It doesn't work for me either. :(