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# Selecting date range and time zone in raw data export

## Question

How do I select the date range and time zone when exporting data?

## Answer

When exporting raw data, you can select both the date range and time zone:

* **Date range:**
  * Up to **30 days** (you cannot select dates beyond this limit).
  * Quick selection options: **Yesterday**, **Last week**, **Last 30 days**.
  * Manual date input is available.
* **Time zone:**
  * Select from a list of all available time zones.
  * Enter the time zone name or offset, for example **UTC+2**, **UTC-8**.
  * Useful for AI/ML solutions that require a unified time zone for all messages.


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