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rdorsey
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Power Query Importing 24hr dates incorrectly

I have a sharepoint list with "Start" and "End" fields. These are standard date and time fields displayed in 24hr time format. When I import these columns to Power BI with the SharePoint Online List connector it changes the time to 12hr time, but it's the wrong value. I can't figure out what it's doing or what I'm doing wrong, but this is obviously a serious issue for my reporting. A few examples are below:

 

SharepointPower Query
15:008:00PM
12:005:00PM
21:482:48AM
10:303:30PM
14:147:14PM
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Vijay_A_Verma
Super User
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This is due to time zone. Your all times are off by +5 hours. After import, you can put following formula to convert back to right time (Replace Time Column appropriately)

= [Time Column]-#duration(0,5,0,0)

 

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Vijay_A_Verma
Super User
Super User

This is due to time zone. Your all times are off by +5 hours. After import, you can put following formula to convert back to right time (Replace Time Column appropriately)

= [Time Column]-#duration(0,5,0,0)

 

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