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Help me with matrix visual requirements ?
- 1 year ago
Hi ashmitp869
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Community forum.
danextian Greg_Deckler lbendlin Thank you for the prompt response!
In addition, To danextian Greg_Deckler lbendlin ,please allow me to provide another insight:
To address your query regarding customizing the order of the "Cost Category" and moving "Fees" to the bottom, here’s how you can achieve it:- Add a new column in your data source to define the custom sort order (e.g., Sort Order).
- Assign numerical values to each category based on the desired order, ensuring "Fees" is given the highest value so it appears at the bottom.
Using this approach, the table order is adjusted as expected. Below is a screenshot demonstrating the results:
NOTE : For specific rows there is no possibility of applying conditional formatting.
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Hi ashmitp869
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Community forum.
danextian Greg_Deckler lbendlin Thank you for the prompt response!
In addition, To danextian Greg_Deckler lbendlin ,please allow me to provide another insight:
To address your query regarding customizing the order of the "Cost Category" and moving "Fees" to the bottom, here’s how you can achieve it:
- Add a new column in your data source to define the custom sort order (e.g., Sort Order).
- Assign numerical values to each category based on the desired order, ensuring "Fees" is given the highest value so it appears at the bottom.
Using this approach, the table order is adjusted as expected. Below is a screenshot demonstrating the results:
NOTE : For specific rows there is no possibility of applying conditional formatting.
Did I answer your question? Then please mark my post as the solution.
If I helped you, click on the Thumbs Up to give Kudos.
- Laxmanjatoth1 year agoResolver I
i also told him same , lets wait for reply