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Hello Team,
I have a cloumn named 'status' in my source data table. There are several different values (New, Open, Deliver, Build, Verify, Close).
I use the 'status' to create a stacked column chart to get the count of different status.
The default stacked order is based on the first character of the status value, I want to reorder the stacked, such as move the 'Verify' status to the bottom of the stacked column. Is it possible? Thank you!
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One way is to create a "Status Index" column (in the Power Query editor).
In your case, you would want the lowest Status Index (say 1) to correspond to Status = "Verify".
Then in the Report or Data view, select the Status column, go to Modelling on the ribbon, choose Sort By Column and select Status Index.
In a quick test at my end, the Status with the lowest Index appears at the bottom of the stacked column.
Does that work for you? Please post back if needed.
One way is to create a "Status Index" column (in the Power Query editor).
In your case, you would want the lowest Status Index (say 1) to correspond to Status = "Verify".
Then in the Report or Data view, select the Status column, go to Modelling on the ribbon, choose Sort By Column and select Status Index.
In a quick test at my end, the Status with the lowest Index appears at the bottom of the stacked column.
Does that work for you? Please post back if needed.
Isn't 'V' the last letter anyhow? it should be in the edge.
Hi @Anonymous , thank you for your reply.
My meaning is that where I can reorder the stacked by myself, such as can I put the Verify status to the mid of the stacked column or anywhere else.