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Hi @jaspreet27singh ,
Based on my understanding of your requirement, what you is a order-by column for column 'Dimensions'[Value4] as described here: Sort one column by another column in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
To create the sort-by column, you can create a calcualted column in table 'Dimensions':
SortValue4 = IF([Value4]="Date Dimensions",2,1)
Kind regards,
Martin
Hi, @jaspreet27singh
First, thanks for @Martin_D reply. The display order in the slicer is really affected by the parameter after NAMEOF, which you can modify to display the desired order.
Best Regards,
Yang
Community Support Team
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Hi @jaspreet27singh ,
The bold numbers (see below) in your field parameter table define the display order. If you want to change the order, you can change the numbers. But be careful, each number should be unique in this column.
Hi @Martin_D,
It is not working as you mentioned above
Hi @jaspreet27singh ,
Would you like to provide the following information to help understanding what you want?
Thank you!
Kind regards,
Martin
Hi @Martin_D ,
I am sharing all possible screenshot below.
By default "Date Dimension" is coming fisrt if you see slicer screenshot and requirement is to sort as per user requirement for example Platform first then Date
horizontally and vertically does'nt not work here because we have more in list
slicer parameter
This one is fields I am using to create slicer
slicer
Data part
Hi @jaspreet27singh ,
Based on my understanding of your requirement, what you is a order-by column for column 'Dimensions'[Value4] as described here: Sort one column by another column in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
To create the sort-by column, you can create a calcualted column in table 'Dimensions':
SortValue4 = IF([Value4]="Date Dimensions",2,1)
Kind regards,
Martin
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