Completed
Last Updated: 20 Oct 2026 13:12 by ADMIN
Release 2026 Q3 SP1
ADMIN
Peter Milchev
Created on: 07 Oct 2016 11:51
Category: Scheduler
Type: Bug Report
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Scheduler in Timeline view shows the same date twice in header

		
2 comments
ADMIN
Rumen
Posted on: 20 Oct 2026 13:12
Hi everyone,

We have revisited this report and the issue is now fixed.

When the visible range of the Timeline view contained a Daylight Saving Time change, the header calculated its dates in UTC while the time slots were calculated in the local time of the selected TimeZoneID. As a result one date was shifted by an hour and displayed twice. For example, with Central Europe Standard Time and SelectedDate 2016-10-29, the date 10/30/2016 was shown two times, and with Greenland Standard Time the date 10/29/2016 was shown two times. The same shift affected the hour labels of the hourly slots on the day of the change.

The header dates and hour labels are now calculated in the same local time as the slots, so each date and each hour is shown once and every appointment is displayed under the header that matches its time. We verified the behavior in the time zones listed in this item, including both the end and the start of Daylight Saving Time.

The fix will be available in 2026 Q3 SP1, to be out later this month.

 

Regards,
Rumen
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ADMIN
Rumen
Posted on: 03 Nov 2025 09:37

Hi everyone,

This behavior was originally reported over 10 years ago and has not seen significant demand or follow-up from the community since then. Given this and the need to focus on higher-impact and more frequently requested improvements, we are closing this case.

If this limitation is still affecting your scenario, please share additional details or use cases. Your feedback will help us better evaluate the priority of this request in the future. Thank you for your understanding and contributions!

Best regards,
Rumen