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Hi,
I have two tables,
1. Calendar
2. TblSales with 3 columns i.e. Date, Country & Sales Amount (with 3 months data in it.)
I have a clustered column chart in which I have put in Shared Axis,
"Date Hierarchy" from Calendar Table &
Country from "TblSales" Table.
In Column Values I have put Sales Amount from "TblSales" Table.
I want to sort this chart first on date as ascending and then on Sales Amount as descending. I am able to achieve this in table visual, however I am unable to achieve it in chart visual.
Mentioned below is the sample data for TblSales.
Date Country Sales Amount
01-Jan-2021 US 100
01-Jan-2021 UK 150
01-Jan-2021 UAE 200
01-Feb-2021 US 500
01-Feb-2021 UK 450
01-Feb-2021 UAE 300
01-Mar-2021 US 820
01-Mar-2021 UK 850
01-Mar-2021 UAE 700
Best Regards,
Vikram.
Hi @vikrammankar ,
After research, this seems to be impossible to achieve, because your [Country] field is grouped above the [Date] field, which means that there are multiple entries with the same [Country] in the table, so you cannot customize the sort order column to make [ Country] column is sorted by this [amount] column.
I would suggest you add it as an idea on Power BI Ideas to improve Power BI on this feature.
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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