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Hi! I am using PostgreSQL data source and want to display data for the last 30 minutes onto a line chart. However, I am not sure why no data points can be seen.
I want to achieve something like this:
Thanks for reading!
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If I had to guess it is going to be due to UTC. The best solution I can think of is to have a duplicate of your DateTime field but set to UTC. Do your filtering on the UTC column but use your localised date/time field used in the graph itself.
Power BI, especially in the Service, does everything using UTC datetime for the out of the box features.
Hi @efjw ,
Could you please show you a screenshot of your table data, I would like to know if there is time in your datetime column?
My Table View:
I did another test to include the time in my datetime and the display looks like this:
My Report View:
Best Regards,
Sunshine Gu
@Anonymous Thanks so much for replying! My table has a datetime column but I belive that it was the auto hierarchy that caused the issue! After turning off auto date/time and creating a new report, it works now!
If I had to guess it is going to be due to UTC. The best solution I can think of is to have a duplicate of your DateTime field but set to UTC. Do your filtering on the UTC column but use your localised date/time field used in the graph itself.
Power BI, especially in the Service, does everything using UTC datetime for the out of the box features.
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