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CC852
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How to sort Grouped items

I have managed to combine some prices but now they are not in the order I would like:

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I would like them to display as $1-$3 then $5-$10 then $20+

 

How can I sort the grouped items manually?

 

 

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You can add a new table to do it or add a new column in your current and categorise your price ranges.
If you share your file I can help you with this





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Thanks, I got more understanding with the break down of steps and then found a video that was similar to your descriptions! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xapOrfLvbg

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Daniel29195
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Super User

@CC852 

well, this should be ordered automatically . 

if it not , 

you can create the groupings in power query,

then create a power query conditional column where you specify the index for each group , 

 

at then end , in power bi , 

use the sortby column : 

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and sort the group column by the index created . 

 

 

also if possible , you can share your file so i can take a look at it . 

 

 

let me know if this works for you .

 

 

 

 

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_AAndrade
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Create a ID for each range of price that you defined, and after order your column by the ID that you created.
For example:
ID | RangeName
1  | $1-$3
2  | $5-$10
3 | $20+

After use  "Sort by Column" and choose "ID"

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Do I need to create a new table for the prices and the desired groups first?

You can add a new table to do it or add a new column in your current and categorise your price ranges.
If you share your file I can help you with this





Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution! Kudos are welcome.

Proud to be a Super User!




Thanks, I got more understanding with the break down of steps and then found a video that was similar to your descriptions! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xapOrfLvbg

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