Thanks. This is almost the most usable Universal solution to the Month (x-axis) problem. Preparation though is to have a 'Month Number' Column in the csv or excel before one imports into Power BI.
If the date table is created in Power Query, you can use a Custom Column that usess this formula to generate the index column. Than back in Power BI, use the Sort by Column feature.
Thank you for the video, it's very useful
You are welcome!
Thanks. This is almost the most usable Universal solution to the Month (x-axis) problem. Preparation though is to have a 'Month Number' Column in the csv or excel before one imports into Power BI.
Thank you.
Really helpful...Thank you😊😊
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Thank you very much
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thanks allot. It's very useful
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Thanks
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Thank u for this nice video 📹 👍
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Thanks Al. Is there any variation to this to sort in financial year order?
You're welcome. No variation, Gareth.
There's no year option for me when entering the formula, I can only select ' CALENDAR' or 'CALENDARAUTO' What shall I do?
How to do it in power query?
If the date table is created in Power Query, you can use a Custom Column that usess this formula to generate the index column.
Than back in Power BI, use the Sort by Column feature.
Thanks so much it was very helpful and useful ❤
You’re welcome 😊