Hi @Anonymous ,
On the query editor be sure that you have the format of the columns as Date/Time then go to add column and select the Date Only, this will give you a new column with only the date part should work as expected.
then delete the initial column
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Miguel Félix
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Hi @Anonymous ,
On the query editor be sure that you have the format of the columns as Date/Time then go to add column and select the Date Only, this will give you a new column with only the date part should work as expected.
then delete the initial column
Regards
Miguel Félix
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