Custom Order in hierachical matrix visual

[Chennakesava458]

Hi Team,
 I have a requirment like 

we have 5 hierarchy levels
lower level need to show first then next level related records below is the sample data 

Can anybody please help on this..

[Anonymous]

Hi @Chennakesava458 ,

You can refer the following blog to sort the column by custom:

Sort a Column with a Custom Order in Power BI - RADACAD

1. Create a customized sort order dimension table

Quarter Year	Order
Q2 2024	1
Q1 2024	2
Q4 2023	3
Q3 2023	4
...	...

2. Combining the Sort Order Table with 'Dimension' table

3. Sort by column

If the above one can't help you figure out, please provide some raw data in your tables (exclude sensitive data) with Text format and your expected result with backend logic and special examples. It would be helpful to find out the solution. You can refer the following link to share the required info:

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And it is better if you can share a simplified pbix file. You can refer the following link to upload the file to the community. Thank you.

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Best Regards

[Chennakesava458]

Hi Team,
    Based on  below sample data 

GL-2              GL-3          GL-4     Sales

employee1	Manager1	Client1	1500
employee2	Manager2	Client1	2500
employee2	Manager1	Client1	4000
employee4	Manager2	Client1	6800

if we create Matrix visual 

But my requiremnt is 

employee1    1500
employee2    4000
Manager1     5500
employee2    2500
employee4   6800
Manager2    9300
Client1        14800

Anybody Suggest how to achieve this

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi @Chennakesava458 ,

Base on my research, there is no option to set the row columns in reverse order. There is an workaround can be achieve the similar requirement. You can find the details in the attachment.

1. Create a sort order table

RowName	SortOrder
employee1	1
employee2	2
Manager1	3
employee2	4
employee4	5
Manager2	6
Client1	7

2. Create a measure as below 

Measure = var _gl=SELECTEDVALUE('Sort Order'[RowName])
RETURN  CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[Sales]),'Table'[GL-4]=_gl||'Table'[GL-3]=_gl||'Table'[GL-2]=_gl)

Best Regards