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Helper IIConverted timestamps using expression functions always have UTC timezone - is this expected?
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Helper IIYes, I see that. I know the timestamps are different, by definition then, the UTC offset should also be different.
A timestamp in UTC will have an offset of 0
A timestamp converted to a timezone of +1 hour should have a UTC offset of +1.
This is not the case with the timestamps above. Rregardless of how they are formatted, they all carry an offset of 0 form UTC. Is this by design if so, what steps can I take so that 'by design' means a converted timestamp has a correct UTC Offset?
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Hi DanielAmbler ,
We haven’t heard from you on the last response and was just checking back to see if you got a chance to open a support ticket.
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