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hi all,
I have a table with two columns and one row. The first column was obtained by applying To Table to a query.
The result is a datetime and it is supposed to show the time of teh last refresh of the source.
What is very confusing is this:
When I am in the Desktop client I see the right DateTime every time I refresh.
As I save and Publish the report to the appropriate Workspace, I can see the DateTime is GMT (or UTC).
Trying to fix this I did the following:
I created a new column: I subtracted 6 from the Column1 DateTime value as I am EST.
That value shows correctly 6 hours less than the actual EST datetime. When I put that value in my Card visualization in my report and Publish I get a DateTime 2 hours less than it should be.
Anybody has any idea what is happening?
Thanks,
vv
it is supposed to show the time of teh last refresh of the source.
You are solving the wrong problem. That time of last refresh is meaningless. Instead, find an appropriate column in your actual data (Last Modified Date, for example) and use that to indicate data freshness.
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