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salgouda
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3 years ago

DAX rolling 12 month sorting issue

Hi there, I am trying to create a rolling 12 months visual here:       but the sorting options are either by the turnover rate (which misses with the month order) or by the month numbe...
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technolog
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2 years ago

I hope this message finds you well. I've noticed that this solution remain unresolved. If any of you have managed to find a resolution to the issue, I kindly request that you share your solution for the benefit of the entire community. Alternatively, if you're still facing challenges, please do let us know as well.

Your insights and updates will greatly assist others who might be encountering the same challenge.

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    lbendlin
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    2 years ago

    technolog what's the purpose of your message?  Please try to limit your contribution to either asking a clarifying question or providing a solution proposal (or - worst case - a personal opinion).

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      technolog
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      2 years ago

      salgouda If you haven't solved your problem, please try
      https://blog.enterprisedna.co/sorting-date-table-columns-in-power-bi/

       

      lbendlinThank you for taking the time to respond. I understand the importance of clarity in our communications. My message stemmed from an observation that several solutions within our community have answers but they haven't been accepted or marked as resolved. This could possibly be because some contributors might have forgotten to provide feedback on the final outcome, leaving topics unresolved. My goal is to ensure that no solution remains in such a state.

      I deeply wish for our community to remain vibrant and active. Abandoned solutions can give the impression of indifference. I'd like to emphasize the importance of feedback. When members, especially esteemed ones like yourself, take time out of their day to offer assistance, it's invaluable to receive updates or acknowledgment of proposed solutions. This not only recognizes the efforts of those trying to help but also builds a repository of resolved queries. The more feedback and results we share, the fewer repetitive questions we'll have, as most of them would have existing solutions to refer to.

      Again, thank you for your guidance. I'll aim for more direct and concise communications in the future, keeping the betterment of our community at heart.