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Hello, I would like to pin the first two rows of the table; but when you click on the header the columns get out of order:
TOTAL AMERICA and CONTINENTE should always be at the beginning in that order.
when I click on growth, the order should only affect (NORTH AMERICA, CENTRAL AMERICA; ANTILLAS and SOUTH AMERICA), and I want TOTAL AMERICA and CONTINENTE to stay at the top
Regards,
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Hi @Alexo3627 ,
I think the first thing you need to understand is that when you click on a column, all the other columns in Power BI Desktop are sorted with the column you clicked on.
In Power BI Desktop, there is a close correlation between columns and rows. I have given an example.
The need to write a DAX code on top of the original table to get the sorting situation you need can be met.
Sort Order Column =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
'Table'[REGIONES] = "TOTAL AMERICA", 1,
'Table'[REGIONES] = "CONTINENTE", 2,
3
)
Best Regards
Yilong Zhou
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Hi @Alexo3627 ,
I think the first thing you need to understand is that when you click on a column, all the other columns in Power BI Desktop are sorted with the column you clicked on.
In Power BI Desktop, there is a close correlation between columns and rows. I have given an example.
The need to write a DAX code on top of the original table to get the sorting situation you need can be met.
Sort Order Column =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
'Table'[REGIONES] = "TOTAL AMERICA", 1,
'Table'[REGIONES] = "CONTINENTE", 2,
3
)
Best Regards
Yilong Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@Alexo3627 ,
Like @parry2k rightly said, this is not possible right now in Power BI visuals (both Table and Matrix).
As a work-around, you will need to create 2 tables and format in a way that it appears to be one. But again, you won't be able to sort all of them together with this work-around. This work-around will hold good if the table structure and sorting will remain same.
@Alexo3627 I don't think there is a way to pin the rows. It might be possible with some disconnected tables but not straightforward forward and also that will be a matrix visual.
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