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Hello,
I'm trying to control how my table sorts one particular column. Looking below, I simply want to sort high to low based on the data shown. I tried the formating tool, and fussed with the value summary, neither of those produced the results I'm looking for.
What I'm missing?
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You need to add a column to the table with the sorting order. You can then select the column and use the "sort column by" (in the ribbon) and select the order column
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It's sorting it alphabetically. You'll want to create a new column to sort them properly and then use the Sort by Column functionality.
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You need to add a column to the table with the sorting order. You can then select the column and use the "sort column by" (in the ribbon) and select the order column
Proud to be a Super User!
Paul on Linkedin.
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