Hi every one,
I think I found a bug, when we try to filter using Relative Dates,
I am trying to get all the records from the month before the previous Month,
so if now we are at 2023 Feb,
I need those records from 2022 Dec.
so using the filter I would pick the following:
And that's how it look like in the filters after applied
Now if you check the preview results you can notice some records from Jan 1 are included

Any thoughts or workaround related to this?
Thanks
nllho
#2
Hey, just curious --
Do you know if you have a report time zone set in Metabase?
For example, your original timestamp could be "Dec 31 2022" in UTC, but displayed as "Jan 1 2023" in the report time zone.
Sorry for being late,
It is set to default,
Also I checked one of the months, it showed (32) distinct days
TonyC
#4
Can you also share Admin -> Troubleshooting -> Diagnostic Info please
Sure
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