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Hi,
so I have the following report on PBI desktop, which its X axis is a timeline and is of cousre sorted from the earliest date to the latest (it is a weekly graph )
now, after I publish it to the web the sorting of the X axis changes and it is now sorted according to another parameter, which is the "infra outages" . now the graph looks like this, which is tottaly not what I want to present.
since it looks fine at the desktop, icannot really change anything to effect the app view.
I tried to edit from the app, and it changed back after I seved and refreshed the page.
Any suggestions what can I do?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Looks like the daily refresh and dome incremental data addition solved the issue,
without me doing nothing.
Thanks
I have a report to that has Line and Clustered column chart and it removes the sorting that is being used when I publish it to the Power BI service. The sort happens to be the line value and it keeps everything else. I tried the attached file on this issue and it also removed the line value from the sorting so that it can't be used.
Hi @eranatatera,
Based on my test, if we create a similar chart as yours in Power BI desktop version 2.68.5432.841 64-bit (April 2019), set the chart sort by the X-axis values, save the change and publish the report to Power BI service, the chart is sorted by the X-axis values as well.
Please update your Power BI desktop to the same latest version as ours, then republish the report to see if the same issue occurs. Also you can test with our sample report, see attached file.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
Thanks fo the answer,
Unfortunately , Im alreday using the most updated version so it is not seems to be the case.
Any other suggestions?
Hi @eranatatera,
Please test with our sample report on your side to see if the same issue occurs.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
Looks like the daily refresh and dome incremental data addition solved the issue,
without me doing nothing.
Thanks
Hi @eranatatera,
It looks like the issue is resolved now, right?
If it is, please close the thread by accept the helpful reply as an answer.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
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