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I have this matrix view.
For sizes for clothing going across, how can I sort the sizes like S, M ,L....till 5 XL...then...8,10,12,14 etc
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @learner03
You can add a calculated column in your table :
SortOrder = IF(Table[Size]="S",1, IF(Table[Size]="M",2,.............................IF(Table[Size]="5 XL",10,Table[Size]+10))))))
And then you sort you column size by this new column
Check that your SortOrder column has for type "Whole number" :
Please accept it as a solution if it solved your issue
Hi @learner03
You can add a calculated column in your table :
SortOrder = IF(Table[Size]="S",1, IF(Table[Size]="M",2,.............................IF(Table[Size]="5 XL",10,Table[Size]+10))))))
And then you sort you column size by this new column
Check that your SortOrder column has for type "Whole number" :
Please accept it as a solution if it solved your issue
@AntoineTRICHET @Fowmy I did the above but when I click on sort by sortorder it gies me below error-
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