Removing the [UTC] tag from report builder exports

Last updated: September 11, 2025

When exporting reports as CSV files, you may notice that timestamps include a [UTC] tag at the end, even if you've converted the data to your local timezone. This is a known limitation and can be confusing.

Why does the [UTC] tag appear?

The [UTC] tag appears in CSV exports because they are treated as raw programmatic exports. Even when you convert timestamps to your local timezone, the tag reflects the report's original timezone setting.

Solutions to remove the [UTC] tag

Option 1: Use Excel export format

The easiest solution is to export your report as an Excel file instead of CSV. Excel exports display the business/local time without the [UTC] suffix.

Option 2: Create a formatted timestamp field

If you must use CSV format, you can create a string version of the timestamp in your dataset that's already formatted in your desired timezone. This formatted timestamp will export exactly as you've configured it, without the [UTC] tag.