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Hi,
I´m trying to sort "Level 1" value based on the value in "Primary Key" but I´ve also tried "Primary Key 2" without and success.
Only get this error message: There can´t be more than one value in "Level 1 Order" for the same value in "Level 1".
Regards:
Niclas
Hi @Anonymous
Thanks for reaching out to us.
>>I´m trying to sort "Level 1" value based on the value in "Primary Key" but I´ve also tried "Primary Key 2" without and success.
where are you trying to sort column? in Excel or in Power BI Desktop?
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
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@Anonymous , I think Primary Key 2 should work. In not Create a new column like this and try to sort on that
if(isblank([Lavel1], blank(), [Primary Key 2])
Use this new column
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