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Mario69
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Further Manipulating Date/Time

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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lbendlin
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That's not how you handle timezones.  There are dedicated functions in Power Query to do that for you.

 

DateTimeZone functions - PowerQuery M | Microsoft Learn

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lbendlin
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That's not how you handle timezones.  There are dedicated functions in Power Query to do that for you.

 

DateTimeZone functions - PowerQuery M | Microsoft Learn

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