Dear,

Maybe if you create an expression to add hours to your calendar would solve the issue

for example:

AddHours( calendar, 1) 

Thanks for your reply.

That could also work but that is going to get messy with the american users beacause i assume that the contol would compensate and subtract in that case. 

Would be great to hear some more suggestion or ideas.

Dear,

If you don't have too many countries in the scope AND somehow you can get the current user country, just create a list (lookup) has each country and it's GMT 

for example : 

               Country                    GMT

1            Germany                  1

2            Jordan                      3

now according to the current user country use the addHours expression and give it the GMT of the country to be added as hours 

Unfortunately, the country list is quite big and I would need to get the country (timezone information though). Your method would work that way but I would prefer to not have this dependency if possible. 

Just need to find a way to make the calender control return the exact date selected and not make it do any sort of transformation. Not sure why this was a good idea to implement something like this. I would understand in the case of if the calender control has a time picker,  but for a simple calender control that just selects date , this feature does not make sense.