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Power BI | Dynamic Sorting Based on User Selection
You can try to create two tables to store [Tender Name] and the rankings based on two different date columns, and use field parameters to switch the sorting.
1. Create two tables using the following DAX:
ITT_TenderRanks = ADDCOLUMNS( DISTINCT('Table'[Tender Name]), "ITT Rank", RANKX(ALL('Table'), CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[ITE Forecast Date])), , ASC, Dense) )PQQ_TenderRanks = ADDCOLUMNS( DISTINCT('Table'[Tender Name]), "PQQ Rank", RANKX(ALL('Table'), CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[PQQ Forecast Date])), , ASC, Dense) )2. Set the [Tender Name] column in both tables to be sorted by the ranked column:
3. Create a one-to-many unidirectional relationship between these two tables and the Forecast table:
4. Select the [Tender Name] field in both tables to create the field parameter:
5. Create a slicer with the field parameter and replace the [Tender Name] field with the field parameter in the matrix visual.
Best Regards,
Jarvis Tang
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Hi Anonymous ,
hanks for your solution, but this does not work for the specific solution we are trying to build. I have updated the question to best explain what we wih to achieve. Could you please re-check the question and provide your inputs if we can achieve the same.
The problem here is that I wish to sort specific column Tender Name dynamically due to the matrix visual and I dont want to add dates in that matrix visual as we already have date in it.
Thanks,
Akash
You can try to create two tables to store [Tender Name] and the rankings based on two different date columns, and use field parameters to switch the sorting.
1. Create two tables using the following DAX:
ITT_TenderRanks =
ADDCOLUMNS(
DISTINCT('Table'[Tender Name]),
"ITT Rank", RANKX(ALL('Table'), CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[ITE Forecast Date])), , ASC, Dense)
)PQQ_TenderRanks =
ADDCOLUMNS(
DISTINCT('Table'[Tender Name]),
"PQQ Rank", RANKX(ALL('Table'), CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[PQQ Forecast Date])), , ASC, Dense)
)2. Set the [Tender Name] column in both tables to be sorted by the ranked column:
3. Create a one-to-many unidirectional relationship between these two tables and the Forecast table:
4. Select the [Tender Name] field in both tables to create the field parameter:
5. Create a slicer with the field parameter and replace the [Tender Name] field with the field parameter in the matrix visual.
Best Regards,
Jarvis Tang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.