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Powerbi.com Server Time
- Anonymous10 years ago
JuliaYebra You can tell where you data is being stored by clicking on the question mark in the upper right hand corner, and selecting "About Power BI". This may help in troubleshooting.
JuliaYebra You can tell where you data is being stored by clicking on the question mark in the upper right hand corner, and selecting "About Power BI". This may help in troubleshooting.
- elliotdixon10 years agoResponsive Resident
Hi Anonymous I have the same issue on all my reports.
Data is being stored in Singapore under NZ timezone
however as you can see it still thinks it is yesterday ! New Zealand is +12 hours.
Any fix for this you can recommend would be great.
Cheers
ED.
- Anonymous10 years agoNot applicable
elliotdixon If you take the current time in the NOW() function and subtract the time as a fraction of 1 day you can remove hours. So, 1 day = 24 hours. 1/24 * (number of hours you want subracted) will be the decimal that you subtract. This should give you the local time you want to display in your reports when using the NOW() function. Here are some quick examples, you'll notice the 22 hours ago correctly moves you back a day.
- elliotdixon10 years agoResponsive Resident
Hi Anonymous Thanks for this - helps a bit. I have been using the format
NZ Now = NOW()+(12/24)
Which gives +0.5. Excatly what you have. Which is great.
Issue is that now its the afternoon in my time the dates are still looking +0.5 of a day ahead. Means I am getting numbers for Friday when it is still Thursday. Any ideas how this can be fixed?
Cheers