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As you can see in the images below, I am trying to use the relative time filter to try and filter the time. I am using a test time table I have created.
I tried to test to show results in the last 5 hours, but it keeps returning blank.
I want to try this for my dashboard I have created but I know it will keep doing the same thing.
Any ideas into why this happens?
Thanks,
ChinIT
@Anonymous
Make sure your Field is a Date/Time Field and when you filter it takes from current time.
I created a table with Date/Time and tested
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Hi,
This worked for my test table but not for my dashboard.
As you can see from images.
Thanks,
ChinIT
Hi @Anonymous ,
Power BI Service uses UTC time. You will need to add your local time difference on this basis.
Best Regards,
Jay
@Anonymous
Could be Power BI Service Time Zone works on a different Time than your Local timing, though I am not sure of the exact cause.
Check this article:
https://radacad.com/solving-dax-time-zone-issue-in-power-bi
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Hi,
Oh is that the reason why? As no I don't have that currently. How would I do it, for data from my dataset which is from 1st April 2020 to 11th June 2020.
Kind Regards,
ChinIT