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Hi,
I'm want to display brands in descending order, at the same time I want to display 'Brand_Other' always at the bottom.
Below is the output required.
Brand_5 ->95
Brand_2 ->90
Brand_1 -> 70
Brand_4 -> 50
Brand_3 -> 40
Brand_Other -> 60
Currently I'm getting order as Brand_5, Brand_2, Brand_1, Brand_Other, Brand_4, Brand_3.
Looking forward for above solution!
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Hi @amitjzaveri ,
You can sort the brands except Brand_Other first, and then add the last value to Brand_Other separately.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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Thanks Stephen & Amit.
@Anonymous That's the closest solution I could think of as well. I was also thinking if we can do it via Dax Table on-the-fly however haven't tried that as that will add more complexity to the already complex output I have.
Hi @amitjzaveri ,
You can sort the brands except Brand_Other first, and then add the last value to Brand_Other separately.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@amitjzaveri , I doubt that is possible. As this is neither brand sort, not value sort.
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