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Thanks to all of the suggestions I received previously. I was able to get my calculated column to display the accurate date time by using the function +#duration(0,-6,0,0)), but my values aren't affected in my actual visual. The visual is displaying the old DateTime value
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That's not how you handle timezones. There are dedicated functions in Power Query to do that for you.
That's not how you handle timezones. There are dedicated functions in Power Query to do that for you.
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