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josedavidsa
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8 years ago
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Sort a matrix by a specific column.

Hello,
This is an example of my information:

 

I need to create two matrices, one for costs and another for margin. I need both to be organized by "2018 costs":

 

 

Additionally I want to color the row of product B or whichever I choose.

 

I appreciate any help.

  • Hi

     

    In this scenario,does this "I need both to be organized by "2018 costs"" mean to sort two matrixes by "2018 costs"?

    If it is in this case, please refer to following steps.

    For the matrix for costs, you need select “Sort By cost” as below.

     

    For another for margin, make the “margin” column selected and select “cost” in Modeling->Sort by Column simultaneously.

     

    To color the row for product B in both matrix, in Format pane->the conditional formatting, open Advanced controls dialog. This blog is for your reference.

    Create a measure in your model that return 1 if a product is “B”, then in Color by rules mode chose to format the product name green if the measure returns 1

    Measure = IF(MAX([product])="B",1,0)

     

    Best Regards

    Maggie

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  • v-juanli-msft's avatar
    v-juanli-msft
    Community Support
    Hi

     

    In this scenario,does this "I need both to be organized by "2018 costs"" mean to sort two matrixes by "2018 costs"?

    If it is in this case, please refer to following steps.

    For the matrix for costs, you need select “Sort By cost” as below.

     

    For another for margin, make the “margin” column selected and select “cost” in Modeling->Sort by Column simultaneously.

     

    To color the row for product B in both matrix, in Format pane->the conditional formatting, open Advanced controls dialog. This blog is for your reference.

    Create a measure in your model that return 1 if a product is “B”, then in Color by rules mode chose to format the product name green if the measure returns 1

    Measure = IF(MAX([product])="B",1,0)

     

    Best Regards

    Maggie

    • josedavidsa's avatar
      josedavidsa
      Frequent Visitor

      Hi Maggie, thank you very much for your time.

       

      Unfortunately it does not work, in your case works because your data is organized.

       

      It is organizing by total and not by the year 2017.

  • FF316's avatar
    FF316
    Regular Visitor

    Hi,

     

    I have the exact same requirement, have you ever come up with a solution?

    Please let me know if you do, thank you.

     

    Regards,

     

    Felix