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Hi,
I'm building a custom visual. When in the query editor and also in the Data tab, the data is in a specific order - the order that it's in in the source .csv file.
However, when I publish the file and access the data in my custom visual, this order does not get preserved!
Is there any way to make it so?
Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
Going to depend on the specifics, but you could add an Index column to your import and then do a Sort By on that Index column perhaps.
Going to depend on the specifics, but you could add an Index column to your import and then do a Sort By on that Index column perhaps.
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