As it turns out, the difference between the date.getUTCDay() and date.getUTCDate() methods affects Data Horizon's dating function in EA Studio.

Thanks Popov...
You're really great...

Please reload EA Studio and test it.

The bug was introduced this morning when I tried to fix another issue.

I found out that the previous version of EA Studio localizes the date texts in the Journal and Charts. A side effect is that the JavaScript language applies a local timezone shift.

A set of functions converts times and dates between strings and numbers for the UTC timezone.
I used:

const day = date.getUTCDay()

instead of the correct:

const day = date.getUTCDate()

Do you know what the difference is? )

I'll check it today.

I found the problem in the "Data Horizon" Menu. Every time I input the date, month and year I want (in the column "Use start date limit" and in "Use end date limit"), the number I inputted returns to the format "dd/mm/yyyy".

I've tried to re-upload the history data in the "Data Import" menu, the problem in "Data Horizon" is happening again.

My EA Studio version v22.1.7.

Please fix this. Thanks Popov...