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Hola, Hay alguna manera de quitar la jerarquia de una matriz por que tengo en Filas 2 datos Distrito y Warehouse pero necesito que el primer dato (Distrito) este en la parte izquierda y despues Warehouse donde no se agrupe por distrito por que no toma el ordenamiento que quiero al agrupar primero Distrito
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Hi @Anonymous ,
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In most pivot table tools (Excel, Power BI, etc.), when a hierarchical structure is created (here, District → Warehouse), the data is grouped by the first level (District) and then sorted within each group by the second level (Warehouse). However, sorting the entire table alphabetically by Warehouse while preserving the hierarchy is not supported directly because the hierarchy inherently enforces the grouping.
Can you thry this alternative but will make data more complex:
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Prashanth Are
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Hope your doing well.
In most pivot table tools (Excel, Power BI, etc.), when a hierarchical structure is created (here, District → Warehouse), the data is grouped by the first level (District) and then sorted within each group by the second level (Warehouse). However, sorting the entire table alphabetically by Warehouse while preserving the hierarchy is not supported directly because the hierarchy inherently enforces the grouping.
Can you thry this alternative but will make data more complex:
Thanks,
Prashanth Are
MS Fabric community support.
Did we answer your question? Mark post as a solution, this will help others!
If our response(s) assisted you in any way, don't forget to drop me a "Kudos"
Quiero que me ordene alfabeticamente todos los datos de Warehouse pero me agrupa primero District, la condicion es mantener el orden de izquierda a derecha en las filas District 1 Warehouse 2
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