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Hei guys need your help

I m trying to let Zapier fetch some data from by db in Bubble (no code app) but I am having a problem with the date data.

At the moment in bubble database I save date data as: mm/dd/yyyy hh/mm/ss a/pm. 
Now I dont understand why but Zapier fetch the good date data but it save it -24h. Example here: 

The good date data is 02/04/2023 but Zapier saves it as 02/03/2023. Why? 


 

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Best answer by Paolo 6 March 2023, 01:59

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Hei guys i have a question that is stopping my work since this morning. Plus is my first request in the forum 

I m using Bubble as no code app and I am saving certain Date data in the general format of: 

03/24/2023 12:00 am → month/day/year hh:mm:ss am/pm 


Problem is raising is that when I integrate bubble and test the action I don’t understand why but it seems that Zapier is constantly taking a date that is one day before the real one. And it s doing that for all the data rows. What is happening? 

thanks
 


 

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Hi @gianlucabi96 

Good question.

It may have to do with Time Zone settings for display vs internal values.

The screenshot below shows the hour as 23 (11 PM).

 

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It may have to do with Time Zone settings for display vs internal values.

The screenshot below shows the hour as 23 (11 PM).

 

 

Hi @gianlucabi96, hope you’re doing well!

Based on the screenshot, the timestamp is being returned in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) instead of your local timezone.

 

Given the case, you can convert the UTC timestamp to your local timezone by adding a Formatter step: 

 

I hope that helps!