Hi Everyone,
I don't know if anyone has experienced this but I can’t seem to find a workaround?
I am connecting to a SQL Database for my Pivot Table data in Excel.
Unfortunately the database ignores BST daylight savings.
So if I ask my Pivot Table to Filter Opened date by ‘Today’ (12am-11:59pm) it’s is in fact looking from 1:00am to 12:59am.
I’ve tried using a * in the cell format time zone but it won’t override the data.
Does has anyone know of a workaround
PS – I cannot upload an example due to my works policy and I cannot amend the SQL database time as other rely on it being set that way.
I don't know if anyone has experienced this but I can’t seem to find a workaround?
I am connecting to a SQL Database for my Pivot Table data in Excel.
Unfortunately the database ignores BST daylight savings.
So if I ask my Pivot Table to Filter Opened date by ‘Today’ (12am-11:59pm) it’s is in fact looking from 1:00am to 12:59am.
I’ve tried using a * in the cell format time zone but it won’t override the data.
Does has anyone know of a workaround
PS – I cannot upload an example due to my works policy and I cannot amend the SQL database time as other rely on it being set that way.