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Ordering column of duplicates

Hello,

I have 3 columns (levels) and each column has a Order column,i want to sort teh column but  the problem is my columns have duplicates values like that:

GroupLevel 1level 2level 3Order 1Order 2Order 3
StoreA1aAx112
StoreB1bBx321
StoreB2bBy333
StoreC1cCx244
StoreC1CCy245
HeadA1aAx111
HeadB1bBz222
HeadB2bBw333

 

I create duplicates columns, concatenate group and level to remove duplicates values in each column and sort by Orders columns. But with this solution I have to display Group/Level 1 ( Head/A, Head/B, Store/A,Store B,....), Group/Level 2,... and I want to display only the level without .

 

Do you have any other ideas?
Thank you for your help

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Anyone else have an idea?

mangaus1111
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi @Datavizuserpbi ,

can you not substitute in here 1,2,3 with 4,5,6?

 

mangaus1111_0-1666950419706.png

 

If i do this , the same level will have to Order value and it's not gonna working . Example: Lveal 1a will have 1 and 4 as order position power bi won't understand.

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