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Hi,
we have a report that has been developed with PowerBI Desktop Version 2.76.5678.782 64-bit.
It used to work for months, now starting from last weeks we are experiencing an issue on a date filter.
N.B.: the issue is not present in the Desktop app but only in the report opened via web service.
The filter corresponds to a field associated to Date type with format dd/mm/yyyy.
The first issue that we experienced is related to the time selection in the date filter: when we change the time using up and down arrow it also change the date, changing it format from dd/mm/yyyy to mm/dd/yyyy.
For example, if we select 01/05/2020 and then we increase or decrease the time (hours or minutes) it shows 05/01/2020. Every time we increase or decrease the time, the date switches from 01/05/2020 to 05/01/2020 and viceversa.
We noticed also that if we select a date that is not valid in mm/dd/yyyy (e.g. 15/05/2020) the time selection is blocked.
In general the filter behavior seems to consider the date format as mm/dd/yyyy.
For example if I open the calendar selection I can see dates of the current month (May).
If I select for example 1st of May (01/05/2020 in dd/mm/yyyy) is then shown as 05/01/2020.
If I open again the calendar it shows dates of January, as if I previously selected 5th of January instead of 1st of May.
My pbix connects to external datasource with private data so I believe I am not able to share it with you.
Best regards
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Hi,
the issue is not presenting anymore, even if we didn't perform any change to our report or data model.
I assume it was a bug in the tool that has been solved.
We can close this case.
Regards
Hi @q01_1gt ,
Is this problem sloved?
If not, please let me know.
Best Regards,
Liang
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Hi,
the issue is not presenting anymore, even if we didn't perform any change to our report or data model.
I assume it was a bug in the tool that has been solved.
We can close this case.
Regards
Hi @q01_1gt ,
Thanks for your update. As the issue is resolved. I will close this thread.
Best Regards,
Liang
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Hi @q01_1gt ,
You can refer to this thread:https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Date-format-error/td-p/130510
Or you can try to do the following in the query editor: select the date column>change type>use locale>then the Locale you want to use to read it
Best Regards,
Liang
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