Hi @volodya ,
What are you using? Power BI Service or Power BI Report Server?
It seams that you are using Power BI Service. If so, please consider Time Zone issue between local and Power BI Service.
Every Power BI Server (Where the Power BI Service lives) follows UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) for the server time. This is the universal time standard. You may have noticed that when you first publish your report the time stamp listed is correct it is only when you refresh that you see a difference. The reason for this is that Power BI refreshes time based on the localized time of the machine in which the report is refreshed on. So, refreshing on your local machine results in local time whereas refreshing on the services results in UTC.
Reference: Power BI Service Time Differences and How to Fix It
So you may do some operations to match the datetime between Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service. For details, please refer:
Avoiding Issues When Generating Time/Date in Power BI - 3Cloud LLC. (3cloudsolutions.com);
Resolving Timezone Issue on Power BI service – For Power BI.com (4pbi.com).
Best Regards,
Icey
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