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I have a table with unique completion dates/time and I created calculated column to display on chart in format "mmm-yy" . I then created a month number column and sorted the formatted "mmm-yy" by month number. With new January 2021 data, now it is placing this first. How can I organize visuals so that it's in sequential (time order). Thank you.
@jcastr02 you have to share pbix file, I don't know what is going on. very hard to tell, everything is working fine at my end.
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@parry2k sorry for delay. Please look at NPS Trend page and two visuals "NPS By tenure" and NPS by Month
@parry2k I have attached the link above. Are you able to see what may be causing the issue. Appreciate your help.
@jcastr02 is that [Completion Time] column is a date/time column? Can you change the type of this column to Text. This seems weird to me.
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@jcastr02 yours is a date-time column, do this
Date.ToText(Date.From([Your Date/Time column]),"yyyy-MM"))
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@parry2k I did formula but not getting the format, seems it's just giving me the date? any help is appreciated
@jcastr02 here is the code to add a column in the Power query
Date.ToText([Your Date column],"yyyy-MM"))
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You can create a column with year and month and index base on that column.
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@Watsky How did you do the custom column in M code to get in format "mmm-yy"? I didn't do that column in m code, I did it in DAX
I added a column and did columns by example based on selection of Year and Month.
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@jcastr02 , You need to create a sort column
Month Year sort = FORMAT([Date],"yyyymm")
And Sort your column on this column
Refer this video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KK1zu4MBb-c
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