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Hello Comunnity, I have a doubt about the Treemap Filter. I need to sort it by words, so in my case, I need the word "YES" to be in the left and the word "NO" to be in the right:
¿Do you know if this is possible in PBI?
Kind regards.
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Hi @Anonymous,
This may not be the best way to get the result you are looking for but I tend to find sorting in a treemap can be a bit of a pain.
But a quick way to get it to show Yes then No would be to transform the yes or no column.
If you replace all of the Yes values with a space in front of it then it will sort the treemap with yes then no.
As I said this is by no means the cleanest option and it may not be a viable option depending on how your report looks but I hope this may be able to help if there are no better alternatives.
Hi @Anonymous,
This may not be the best way to get the result you are looking for but I tend to find sorting in a treemap can be a bit of a pain.
But a quick way to get it to show Yes then No would be to transform the yes or no column.
If you replace all of the Yes values with a space in front of it then it will sort the treemap with yes then no.
As I said this is by no means the cleanest option and it may not be a viable option depending on how your report looks but I hope this may be able to help if there are no better alternatives.
Thank you Seanan!! It worked 🙂
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