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Table Sorting Reset
I've created that table and it allows me to sort by the KPI Order column, so it seems as if Power BI has got itself out of sync somehow. You could try saving and then closing / reopening the file, to see if it recalculates, or else delete the table and recreate it. You could use the below TMDL to do that.
createOrReplace table Table lineageTag: b0c9a34e-38be-459f-b9e8-e7bc30081e75 column KPI dataType: string lineageTag: 35618224-93c5-409f-a6e3-a33a2f8715c2 summarizeBy: none sourceColumn: KPI annotation SummarizationSetBy = Automatic column Category dataType: string lineageTag: f0a8f8cd-4fc5-4de8-a549-1abbcdef3e4f summarizeBy: none sourceColumn: Category annotation SummarizationSetBy = Automatic column 'KPI Name' dataType: string lineageTag: ba7ddb94-c584-4a67-b36d-42dbec301068 summarizeBy: none sourceColumn: KPI Name sortByColumn: 'KPI Order' changedProperty = SortByColumn annotation SummarizationSetBy = Automatic column 'KPI Order' dataType: int64 formatString: 0 lineageTag: 349ebdd0-de85-4a44-86a9-4ce30fcde481 summarizeBy: sum sourceColumn: KPI Order annotation SummarizationSetBy = Automatic column 'Category Order' dataType: int64 formatString: 0 lineageTag: f2bb5e7a-d02f-47d3-b885-bc220a519989 summarizeBy: sum sourceColumn: Category Order annotation SummarizationSetBy = Automatic partition Table = m mode: import source = let Source = Table.FromRows(Json.Document(Binary.Decompress(Binary.FromText("fZJNa8MwDIb/ism50Dr9Po6MLIMNxhJ2CT2ENnQBLx5OOrZ/P0u2FbtNegix9b6PbMkqy6iQfSVeZHXqoln0IcXlq2aFqlvco8icyvE7zMrotRH1tN+pseeHHCPAe6Hdcysuyf+ofjJ5UeCAv/gbCC0xp63wEDzgLRvxmuiaXJnq7FHXTq24W2yGpHkKSfL0pkAUtnhla7RwYNYbl3RH3rT5rSGSfFbq7HUC48xE9XaP5Xm9IOUatKWQzheEpnkydhJGOScbFjWZ35Q8pI+JS2TXm1bA6obQsbmR+RKfwTG2J5OQ1fkqoGCq7h5ldL4OKOjOPcrqfENU/i17N2Cw7pv27C1p+PgWh8VHqElj3NDBXQAWqjr2UoWUmQYM2AjfE4XXBy1kTFVeIF4Q8qSq9hS+84MQ7LnVC9QYigBxHG2AwNG0/kOOMb4exwY+/AM=", BinaryEncoding.Base64), Compression.Deflate)), let _t = ((type nullable text) meta [Serialized.Text = true]) in type table [KPI = _t, Category = _t, #"KPI Name" = _t, #"KPI Order" = _t, #"Category Order" = _t]), #"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"KPI", type text}, {"Category", type text}, {"KPI Name", type text}, {"KPI Order", Int64.Type}, {"Category Order", Int64.Type}}) in #"Changed Type" annotation PBI_ResultType = Table
The issue is that you have multiple entries in the KPI Name column with the same values - there are 2 Totals and 2 Fixed Charges. If you change the duplicate values so that they have distinct names then you will be able to sort by the KPI order column.
I caught those after I sent the message and I am still receiving that same message after correcting.
I've created that table and it allows me to sort by the KPI Order column, so it seems as if Power BI has got itself out of sync somehow. You could try saving and then closing / reopening the file, to see if it recalculates, or else delete the table and recreate it. You could use the below TMDL to do that.
createOrReplace table Table lineageTag: b0c9a34e-38be-459f-b9e8-e7bc30081e75 column KPI dataType: string lineageTag: 35618224-93c5-409f-a6e3-a33a2f8715c2 summarizeBy: none sourceColumn: KPI annotation SummarizationSetBy = Automatic column Category dataType: string lineageTag: f0a8f8cd-4fc5-4de8-a549-1abbcdef3e4f summarizeBy: none sourceColumn: Category annotation SummarizationSetBy = Automatic column 'KPI Name' dataType: string lineageTag: ba7ddb94-c584-4a67-b36d-42dbec301068 summarizeBy: none sourceColumn: KPI Name sortByColumn: 'KPI Order' changedProperty = SortByColumn annotation SummarizationSetBy = Automatic column 'KPI Order' dataType: int64 formatString: 0 lineageTag: 349ebdd0-de85-4a44-86a9-4ce30fcde481 summarizeBy: sum sourceColumn: KPI Order annotation SummarizationSetBy = Automatic column 'Category Order' dataType: int64 formatString: 0 lineageTag: f2bb5e7a-d02f-47d3-b885-bc220a519989 summarizeBy: sum sourceColumn: Category Order annotation SummarizationSetBy = Automatic partition Table = m mode: import source = let Source = Table.FromRows(Json.Document(Binary.Decompress(Binary.FromText("fZJNa8MwDIb/ism50Dr9Po6MLIMNxhJ2CT2ENnQBLx5OOrZ/P0u2FbtNegix9b6PbMkqy6iQfSVeZHXqoln0IcXlq2aFqlvco8icyvE7zMrotRH1tN+pseeHHCPAe6Hdcysuyf+ofjJ5UeCAv/gbCC0xp63wEDzgLRvxmuiaXJnq7FHXTq24W2yGpHkKSfL0pkAUtnhla7RwYNYbl3RH3rT5rSGSfFbq7HUC48xE9XaP5Xm9IOUatKWQzheEpnkydhJGOScbFjWZ35Q8pI+JS2TXm1bA6obQsbmR+RKfwTG2J5OQ1fkqoGCq7h5ldL4OKOjOPcrqfENU/i17N2Cw7pv27C1p+PgWh8VHqElj3NDBXQAWqjr2UoWUmQYM2AjfE4XXBy1kTFVeIF4Q8qSq9hS+84MQ7LnVC9QYigBxHG2AwNG0/kOOMb4exwY+/AM=", BinaryEncoding.Base64), Compression.Deflate)), let _t = ((type nullable text) meta [Serialized.Text = true]) in type table [KPI = _t, Category = _t, #"KPI Name" = _t, #"KPI Order" = _t, #"Category Order" = _t]), #"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source,{{"KPI", type text}, {"Category", type text}, {"KPI Name", type text}, {"KPI Order", Int64.Type}, {"Category Order", Int64.Type}}) in #"Changed Type" annotation PBI_ResultType = TableI've experienced that several times. Power BI says there are duplicates when there aren't. You can use Tabular Editor to enforce the sorting or disable the load of the query then load it again.
