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Hi.
I'm looking at a tabular report in SSRS that has three "sortby" fields that the user can manipulate to arrange the report output:
Each pulldown contains the same values. I'd like to replicate this functionality in a Power BI version of this report. I found this post, which looks like it would work if there were a way for the user to supply the formula values. Do I need to create three tables: Sort1, Sort2, and Sort3 that each contain my "sortable" column names, then use the column values from those tables to "parameterize" my table sort formula?
Thanks for any assistance you may be able to throw my way.
Hi @MarkPalmberg,
The Power BI "Sort-By" function is integrated with the visuals. I didn't aware a single visual to function like "Sort-By". I would suggest you vote up this idea or create a new one.
Best Regards,
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