@jcesguerra Sorry, let me try again:
- add a table visual
- add the column that you are trying to sort
- add the column that you are using for sorting
- add the following measure in the table visual
Measure = DISTINCTCOUNT ( Table[SortByColumn] )
click on the Measure heading in the visual to sort by measure, and see if there is any value which is greater than 1 and that where the problem lies.
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@jcesguerra yes could be
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@jcesguerra Sorry, let me try again:
- add a table visual
- add the column that you are trying to sort
- add the column that you are using for sorting
- add the following measure in the table visual
Measure = DISTINCTCOUNT ( Table[SortByColumn] )
click on the Measure heading in the visual to sort by measure, and see if there is any value which is greater than 1 and that where the problem lies.
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@jcesguerra May be try this, add actual and the sort column and the measure that counts the rows, and check if any of the rows has more than 1 value, it means that is duplicate. Sometime whitespace can lead to these issues which otherwise are not visible.
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