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Hi,
In my table I have rows values which has no sort in its data source (direct query), as below:
ColumnA |
High |
Medium |
Low |
So I figured I must create new column and create some sort value like this :
Sort = SWITCH(Table [ColumnA],
"High",1,
"Medium",2,
"Low",3)
But if I go back to ColumnA and Set Order by this new column, I will get error saying it circular dependant.
How actually to create a custom sort ?
Thanks in advance
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I prefer to do my data modelling in Power Query.
Hope this helps.
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I prefer to do my data modelling in Power Query.
Hope this helps.
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Thank you this helped me. however, the data on my visualization is not showing the results from the new data arrangement. what am I missing?
Thank you
Probably best to open a new question.
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You could also key in the Sort column by modifying the Source step rather than defining a custom column (assuming the table was created in the query editor to begin with, of course).
Hi,
Sure, but I'm using Direct Query (which I didn't tell in this thread). So have limitation of modifying source, especially cannot add table.
Thanks
Hi,
I suggest creating a new table like below, instead of creating one column by one column.
Once the new table is created by using the below formula, then the ColumnA can be sorted by the Sort column.
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