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Power BI Desktop April 2024 : Sort by issue. False duplicate alert

Hi,

 

I have one calendar table (french).
12 month : Janvier, Février... Décembre 
An integer column [1..12] : 12 values
janvier = 1
février = 2...
etc.


All was working fine and I never had any "duplicate value ..." error message when trying to Sort a column by another one.

Version :  2.128.952.0 64-bit (avril 2024)

 

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Regards,
Denis

Status: Needs Info

HI @dpFr33 

How did you set up the sort? Please provide a screenshot of your setup. 

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao

Comments
v-yetao1-msft
Community Support
Status changed to: Needs Info

HI @dpFr33 

How did you set up the sort? Please provide a screenshot of your setup. 

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao

IvaD
Regular Visitor

I am having the same problem, and it is also new for this month. I have a project table with one column called "Status", and a status order table to sort these status labels in my visuals.

StatusLabelOrderTable

StatusLabelOrder
Yes1
Maybe2
No3
Unreviewed4

 

ProjectTable

ProjectStatusStatusOrder
ABCYes1
DEFNo3
HIJUnreviewed4
KLMaybe2
NOPYes1

 


Before, I would add a calculated column StatusOrder = Related(StatusLabelOrderTable[Order]) and sort Status by StatusOrder, but now it says this: 

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I filtered by each status label and status order value to confirm there were no cases of anything other than a 1:1 relationship between the status and status order, and there aren't.

Interestingly, I can sort StatusOrder by Status, just not the other way around.