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I have a work flow order:
For now I have the numbers in the left to make the automatic order A-Z. But I need to remove them.
I am trying to make a sort list as in excel.
Thanks!
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Instead of removing, I would suggest you to hide them. As the creating new sort list will require you to create a new calculated column which again would create a same scenario.
Yes: Load that table as it is to the data model. Then in the data-view, check your work-flow column and go to Modeling -> Sort By Column and choose the number column to sort by. That way you don't have to show the sort-column in your reports.
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Hi @ImkeF
Seems like we both misunderstood his question. I just realised that I think he would like to remove the numbers (1,2,3....)in front of every rows. I think, he can split and remove those numbers and then he should either create an Index column or concatenate two columns to create a custom sort order.
Hi @BhaveshPatel,
yes, I agree.
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Instead of removing, I would suggest you to hide them. As the creating new sort list will require you to create a new calculated column which again would create a same scenario.
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