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I've been trawling through the forums on anyway around it and it looks like the only way is to apply a manual timezone offset using DAX. The time offset worked perfectly in Desktop and when I published to the BI Service it worked during the initial publish but when the data is refreshed, it reverted back to UTC. I then changed the new column data type to "Date" and then applied the changes. This then applied my timezone offset to the previous column's UTC timezone offset.ĥ. I then created a custom column in the Power Query Editor using the column in my previous step and apply a tolocal offsetĤ. This then showed the UTC timezone offset against the date/time fieldģ. One thing I did try on one of the date time columns was to:Ģ. I know you can add the datetimezone transformation to automatically aply the offset on Power BI desktop based on the location of the machine that has opened the report but is it possible to do it in Power BI service? My question is whether it's possible to have the UTC time display on Power BI Service to automatically apply the time offset based on the location of the person who's viewing the Power BI report on Power BI service. I've tried multiple methods short of applying the time offset manually via DAX based off our location. So I'm still a bit frustrated with how Power BI handles UTC time conversions on Power BI Service.
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