Hi @Renit , Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Community Forum.
This is likely because the slicer is tied to a static date table that doesn’t expand as new data is loaded. This is common in Microsoft’s system-generated reports, where the date table is predefined and not dynamically linked to the latest data in the usage logs.
Even though the report refreshes, the slicer continues to reflect only the original date range in that table, unless it’s specifically designed to grow with the data. Since these reports are usually read-only, you likely can’t edit the model or date table directly.
If the report allows interaction, try switching the slicer to a Relative Date slicer, which automatically updates to show recent data. If editing isn’t possible and the date range continues to lag behind the refreshed data, the best course is to raise a Microsoft Support ticket, as this would need to be resolved on their end.
Below is the link to help create Microsoft Support ticket:
How to create a Fabric and Power BI Support ticket - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
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