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Hi everyone,
I have a query that looks like this:
I'm trying to create a heatmap, or something similar, based on the % values of the query.
So far, Table Heatmap 2.0.1 from Market Place looks pretty similar to what I need. However, I need the x-axis to be in order (i.e. from C01 to C30), eventhough Power BI insists in re-order them based on something else, see below. Any ideas?
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Hi,
According to your description, I extract some sample data of your table to test.
please try to sort [Prefix] column in ‘Table’ visual.
And then transfer this ‘Table’ visual to ‘Table Heatmap 2.0.1’ visual.
You will see as follows.
[% S10], [% S11] and [% S12] display sort by [Prefix].
If you still have questions about this, please for free to let me know.
Best Regards,
Giotto Zhi
Hi,
According to your description, I extract some sample data of your table to test.
please try to sort [Prefix] column in ‘Table’ visual.
And then transfer this ‘Table’ visual to ‘Table Heatmap 2.0.1’ visual.
You will see as follows.
[% S10], [% S11] and [% S12] display sort by [Prefix].
If you still have questions about this, please for free to let me know.
Best Regards,
Giotto Zhi
This worked. However, I ended up using the default matrix visualization and using conditional formating for the background with matching font color (to hide the text). I gave me the same result with a more friendly experience.
Thanks!
@Anonymous usually in visual, on top right corner, you can click 3 dots (...) and change the sort order there. Since it is market value visual, not sure what kind of functionality is there. Try it and see if it works.
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