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Started using the newest version of desktop BI. Have noticed that when you are trying to build any visual with a time series as the X-Axis, the data is forcing itself to sort descending without any regard for the X-axis. E.G. X-axis is Year then week. Data is sales data over those week/year combinations. Should trend out. However, it puts that sales data in descending order and reorders the x-axis labels accordingly. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hi @tabraunlich,
Could you please share us a sample pbix file with One Drive or Google Drive if possible? So that we can dig deeper and find out where the issue is.
Thanks,
Xi Jin.
Just downloaded the newest version of Desktop (2.57.5068.501 64-bit). However, when I now try and creat any type of chart, where the x-axis is a time measure, the data in the chart sorts itself descending totally disregarding the time values. E.G. X-Axis is a week ending date for all of 2017 and the data is sales dollars. Should (and has) trend itself out Jan-Dec. Does not. Automatically sorts itselfs by the largest sales week to the smallest sales week and reorders the dates on the x-axis. Again, doens't matter what chart I am choosing, Appreciate any help that might be out there
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