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Hi,
I did some group in power query, and sort Asset ID as 1st sorting, G/L Date as 2nd sorting, everything looks great (Picture 1). After I save and close powe rquery, the order of G/L date is different(picture 2). Anyone can tell me what happend, and how to address the issue?
thank you!
Solved! Go to Solution.
After your sort step, use Table.Buffer to lock them in order.
--Nate
Hi Nate,
I thought it will work, but it didn't. Could you please help to check if I did it right? After I used Table.Buffer, and save and close PQ, the order of the date is still messed up. 😞
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