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Omega
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Order in descending order

Hi,

 

I created a table using selectcolumn function:

 

WeekCountryImpactRCKPI 1KPI 2
1.2017AL1RC239122532
1.2017AL1RC16463357
1.2017AL2RC316844316
1.2017AL2RC52473658
1.2017BL1RC211081157
1.2017BL1RC126741490
1.2017BL2RC342894665
1.2017BL2RC542391306
2.2017AL1RC29041224
2.2017AL1RC125893002
2.2017AL2RC320112429
2.2017AL2RC53005214
2.2017BL1RC234741779
2.2017BL1RC147596
2.2017BL2RC319504282
2.2017BL2RC59083278

 

I'm trying to do the following:

 

  1. Sort in descending order my RC based on KPI 1 without affecting my week, country or impact. In other words, for every week, country and impact, sort my RC based on KPI 1 from highest to lowest (Check below table)
  2. Create KPI 4: If (Country (current row) = Country (previous row), KPI 4 value (previous row) - KPI 3 (current row), 1-KPI 3 (Current row)). KPI 3 = KPI 1/KPI 2. Please check the below table. 

I believe it's a mixture of RANKX and Earlier but I'm not an expert in both 😞

 

Can someone please help? 😄

 

Thanks!

 

WeekCountryImpactRCKPI 1KPI 2KPI 3KPI 4
1.2017AL1RC239122532154.50%-54.50%
1.2017AL1RC1646335719.24%-73.75%
1.2017AL2RC52473658375.84%-449.58%
1.2017AL2RC31684431639.02%-488.60%
1.2017BL1RC126741490179.46%-668.06%
1.2017BL1RC21108115795.76%-763.83%
1.2017BL2RC34289466591.94%-855.77%
1.2017BL2RC542391306324.58%-1180.35%
2.2017AL1RC12589300286.24%13.76%
2.2017AL1RC2904122473.86%-60.10%
2.2017AL2RC530052141404.21%-1464.30%
2.2017AL2RC32011242982.79%-1547.10%
2.2017BL1RC14759679316.67%-80863.76%
2.2017BL1RC234741779195.28%-81059.04%
2.2017BL2RC31950428245.54%-81104.58%
2.2017BL2RC5908327827.70%-81132.28%
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v-shex-msft
Community Support
Community Support

HI @Omega,

 

Current power bi not support to sort table by multiple columns or setting sort order priority.

For your situation, you can vote below idea which has the similar requirement:

Multiple column sort

 

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

Community Support Team _ Xiaoxin
If this post helps, please consider accept as solution to help other members find it more quickly.

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v-shex-msft
Community Support
Community Support

HI @Omega,

 

Current power bi not support to sort table by multiple columns or setting sort order priority.

For your situation, you can vote below idea which has the similar requirement:

Multiple column sort

 

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

Community Support Team _ Xiaoxin
If this post helps, please consider accept as solution to help other members find it more quickly.
Omega
Impactful Individual
Impactful Individual

Thanks!

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