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docs: remove duplicated blocks from timezones guide (#987)
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Timezone Setup heading with its tl;dr callout, the timezone conversion
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**tl;dr:** store timestamps as timezone-aware types, use `DATE` for calendar values, and set your [project timezone](#configure-your-project-timezone) to the zone you report in.
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# Timezone Setup
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**tl;dr:** store timestamps as timezone-aware types, use `DATE` for calendar values, and set your [project timezone](#configure-your-project-timezone) to the zone you report in.
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## Timezone conversion
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Lightdash converts the timezones of your data from their **source timezone** to a **report timezone**:
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Lightdash converts the timezones of your data from their **source timezone** to a **report timezone**:
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-[**Source timezone**](#configure-your-connection) is the timezone of the raw data. It is defined in your warehouse, data types, modelling, and connection settings.
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alt="Project query timezone field in Project Settings"
By default the project timezone is UTC, which means all reports in Lightdash default to showing results in UTC. The project timezone can be [customised per chart or user](#report-timezone-resolution).
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## Opt a column out of timezone conversion
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A chart's own timezone setting decides what zone it uses, unless an embed overrides it. The zone it ends up using is its **resolved timezone**, the term used throughout this guide. From highest priority:
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1. **A direct embed's** `timezone `**URL parameter** (on iframe or shareable-URL embeds only, see [Embedded dashboards](#embedded-dashboards)). This outranks everything.
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- **Project timezone** (the default): the project's timezone, for every viewer.
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- **User timezone**: the viewer's profile timezone, or the project timezone if they haven't set one.
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- **A specific timezone**: that exact zone, the same for everyone.
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1. **A direct embed's** `timezone `**URL parameter** (on iframe or shareable-URL embeds only, see [Embedded dashboards](#embedded-dashboards)). This outranks everything.
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2. Otherwise, the chart's timezone setting applies:
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- **Project timezone** (the default): the project's timezone, for every viewer.
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