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Hi, i created a calculated table using summarize. I want to have the second column ordered ascending, i dont know how to do that. We have to consider that we have many products, so i cant apply the filter order ascending in the second column because if i do that the productos will mess up.

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Basically, ordering a column here by clicking on the triangle next to the name is pointless as it's only a visual ordering and does not affect anything else. It's just for you to see the beginning/end of the data according to this sort order.
Basically, ordering a column here by clicking on the triangle next to the name is pointless as it's only a visual ordering and does not affect anything else. It's just for you to see the beginning/end of the data according to this sort order.
Ty for your answer. i want to do that in power query, because i want to do an operation using a row and previus row. Can i do what i ask inpower query?
Yes, you can do it in PQ. And you can do things in PQ about which you've never even dreamt.
Ty, im going to search how, and if i have more questions im going to open a new question.
Have a nice day.
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