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Hi!
I have this dashboard that is used to fire some reports by e-mail and it comes a time of the day that Qlik's server doesn't match my country's time and I get wrong outputs.
I got around it using ConvertToLocalTime(UTC(), 'UTC-03:00') in my expressions, but it seems this function is constantly updated and it glitches my app, specially the scrolling bars.
I'm actually surprised we can't set out timezones in the management console and I assume it's something on the roadmap. Meanwhile, is there a workaround that won't use that much processing?
If I add the value to a variable on script level and then calculate the variable inside my expressions, will it result in the same behavior as using them directly?
what I could suggest is to create a table on that data model, with the timezones you need then use that particular field and use in your report base by with country you are sending.
Not by choosing 0 or 2 as timer_mode:
Argument | Description |
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timer_mode |
Can have the following values: 0 (time at last finished data load) |
what I could suggest is to create a table on that data model, with the timezones you need then use that particular field and use in your report base by with country you are sending.
Maybe now() is an alternatively for utc() as it provides a time_mode paramter:
Hi, it seems to be a good idea, will sure have a try. Thanks for replying.
Hi, Marcus
Thanks for the reply.
Wouldn't Now() have the same behavior of being constantly recalculated?
Not by choosing 0 or 2 as timer_mode:
Argument | Description |
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timer_mode |
Can have the following values: 0 (time at last finished data load) |
This will definitely work!! Thank you very much @marcus_sommer.