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Hi @ashmitp869
To handle the sorting in your table visual and ensure blank rows appear last while sorting dates in ascending order,
You can create a calculated column in your table that assigns a numeric value based on whether the date is blank or not. Here's an example DAX formula:
Step 1 - Create a sorting column using dates
SortOrder = IF(ISBLANK(Table[Date]), 1, 0)
This creates a column sort order where
Hi @ashmitp869
To handle the sorting in your table visual and ensure blank rows appear last while sorting dates in ascending order,
You can create a calculated column in your table that assigns a numeric value based on whether the date is blank or not. Here's an example DAX formula:
Step 1 - Create a sorting column using dates
SortOrder = IF(ISBLANK(Table[Date]), 1, 0)
This creates a column sort order where
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