Event Log Reporting Time Span

Having some connection problems, but can only see past one day in the Event Log. Get message "Limit of uservisible log" where in settings can I increase the report time to see past week or so, in Event Log ?

It sounds like you have a home hub 3 with the latest firmware?
You mean it looks like this - <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Limit of uservisible log >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
I get the same. The hub event log used to give 3 full pages of events, now the maximum I get is 2 full pages and 7 events logged on the 3rd page (uses around ¼ of the page).
You can't increase this, though if you have many events stored prior to the limit message, you could try switching the hub off to remove these older events or bite the bullet and factory reset the hub.
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