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I have an issue with my chart shown. I want to sort the chart by 2 levels, 1. The "CalendarWeek" alfabeticaly on the X axis, and then by the Value "Count by Defect" on the Y axis. How can I do that?
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HI @Anonymous ,
To do this you need to have a workaround.
Create the following measure:
Sorting Measure =
var weekID = 1000 - RIGHT(SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[CalendarWeek]), 2) *100
Return
weekID + COUNT('Table'[Defect])
Now add this measure on your tooltips and you can sort by it:
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsHI @Anonymous ,
To do this you need to have a workaround.
Create the following measure:
Sorting Measure =
var weekID = 1000 - RIGHT(SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[CalendarWeek]), 2) *100
Return
weekID + COUNT('Table'[Defect])
Now add this measure on your tooltips and you can sort by it:
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
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