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Anonymous
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Sorting Calculated Column

Hi All,

 

Is there a way to sort the legends here in the below order:

 

<10K , $10K-50K , $50K-100K, >$100K 

 

Himanshu_1306_0-1678852763402.png

 

P.s : I have created the calculated column for this visual.

 

Himanshu_1306_1-1678852864689.png

 

 

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Jihwan_Kim
Super User
Super User

Hi,

One of ways to achieve this is creating a new column for the sorting purpose.

ARR bands sort CC =
SWITCH (
    TRUE (),
    tablename[columnname] < 10000, 1,
    tablename[columnname] >= 10000
        && tablename[columnname] < 49999.99, 2,
    tablename[columnname] >= 49999.99
        && tablename[columnname] < 99999.99, 3,
    tablename[columnname] >= 100000, 4
)

 

Try to create one more calculated column like above, and sort the  [ARR bands] column by the above column.

Thanks.


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Ahmedx
Super User
Super User

write the measure like this

ARR Bands =
SWITCH(TRUE(),
VW_PBI_ARR_ACCOUNT[LOGO_PLAN_ARR] < 10000,REPT(UNICHAR(8203),4)&"<$10K",
VW_PBI_ARR_ACCOUNT[LOGO_PLAN_ARR] >= 10000 && VW_PBI_ARR_ACCOUNT[LOGO_PLAN_ARR] < 49999.99,REPT(UNICHAR(8203),3)&"$10K-50K",
VW_PBI_ARR_ACCOUNT[LOGO_PLAN_ARR] >= 49999.99 && VW_PBI_ARR_ACCOUNT[LOGOPLANARR] <= 99999.99,REPT(UNICHAR(8203),2)&"$50K-100K
VW_PBI_ARR_ACCOUNT[LOGO_PLAN_ARR] >= 100000,REPT(UNICHAR(8203),1)&">$100K")
Jihwan_Kim
Super User
Super User

Hi,

One of ways to achieve this is creating a new column for the sorting purpose.

ARR bands sort CC =
SWITCH (
    TRUE (),
    tablename[columnname] < 10000, 1,
    tablename[columnname] >= 10000
        && tablename[columnname] < 49999.99, 2,
    tablename[columnname] >= 49999.99
        && tablename[columnname] < 99999.99, 3,
    tablename[columnname] >= 100000, 4
)

 

Try to create one more calculated column like above, and sort the  [ARR bands] column by the above column.

Thanks.


If this post helps, then please consider accepting it as the solution to help other members find it faster, and give a big thumbs up.


Click here to visit my LinkedIn page

Anonymous
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Thanks for the help, It worked perfectly !!!

 

Regards

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