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HELP with table
If I am understanding correctly, you want the table to look like the sharepoint list, which is unsorted. PowerBI will autosort based on first column added. One way around this would be to add an index column in the query editor and then sort the table on this. Go to "Add Column" and then Select "Index Column" This shoul create an index based on the native sort order.
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
MitchM jdbuchanan71 Anonymous is there a way I can organize it by rows?
it should go like this...... even though they are all on the same column I would like to divide the columns by sections like the firs picture. When I add the first column it adds everything at once and it looks all crowded instead of being in sections within the column
POWER
-project 1
- project 2
O&G
-project 1
-project 2
- jdbuchanan717 years agoSuper User
If you add the index column to your PowerQuery and sort by it, the blank rows that break up the sections will be in the correct spot in your table.
- MitchM7 years agoResolver II
Edit: Agree with jdbuchanan71, beat me to it.
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Once you pull in Column 1, click the down arrow and make sure "Show items with no data" is selected. This should maintain the spacing you have in your data model.