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Hi,
I have format weeks by " YYYY-MM" and now week 10 is causing problems. Order was just fine beore week 10: 2019-1, 2019-2, 2019-3... and now order is 2019-10, 2019-1, 2019-2, 2019-3...
Any help?
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@sheva Please add an another column as "SortKey" and use this as "Sort By Column" for the "WeekNum" field
SortKey = FORMAT([Date],"YYYYWW")
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@sheva Yes, you need to change the Data Type of sortkey (which is our calculated column) to "Whole Number"
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@sheva Please add an another column as "SortKey" and use this as "Sort By Column" for the "WeekNum" field
SortKey = FORMAT([Date],"YYYYWW")
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@PattemManohar Didn't get that working. Sould the type be text or number?
On the list order is as I want, but not in the graph.
@sheva Yes, you need to change the Data Type of sortkey (which is our calculated column) to "Whole Number"
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It fixed first problem but made a second with visualization. I use that YYYY-MM format as filter.
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