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Hi,
There are codes of institution on the horizontal axis, the results of these instituiton are on the vertical axis. The results were made by Measure. The problem is that I cannot order the results in descending order by value. Would you like to have a solution?
thx
SgY
Hi @SgY
As tested, it seems impossible currently.
Best Regards
Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
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Hi Maggie,
Thank you for your reply!
I got a potential solution, as you can see below:
I ordered the rows descending by the institutes' values. I created a new, index-type column, where the maximum institute's value were linked to the minimum index value and so on. The created index value were put on the graph's X axis that is automatically arranged in increasing order by Power KPI. This way, whichever filter I use for the rows, the institutes' values will always be descending on the graph. If a KPI is set (the horizontal line on the graph), it can be calculated how many institutes are above and below the KPI.
What do you think, could it work this way?
Regards,
SgY
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