Sure, edit the parameter and add the other options. Then go to the IF-THEN statement and all the new options. One option will be [Sales] and another will be -[Sales] (with a minus sign). The minus sign is the key to getting the list to sort ascending or descending.
Hi team, i used the same sorting method but it's not reflecting when I worked on sales and profit. Help me wt further I can do. I'm using 2019.4.version
I'm not sure I understand your question. You will only be able to sort by the calculated sorting field you created. Can you give an example of what you're trying to do?
@@ajitkumarsahoo8859 Let me see if I understand you correctly. Ou are using a parameter to create a sorting field, so you can sort by dollars, or quantity, or so other measure. Do you want to sort by something other than a number? High, medium, or low for example? Try searching my channel for sorting by different data types. If you want to sort dollars by ascending and quantity by descending, the put a negative sign in front of the value in your calculated sorting field. Let me know if that helps.
@@WestonPalmer yes I want to sort using dynamic parameter. But in my view I have multiple table calculated field. Can not use negative sign. Is there any way to sort my chart by all these fields?
This sounds like a candidate for my Patreon page. Send me some example data and I will try to put something together. If I can, I'll create a video and let my Patreon supporters have early access to the video.
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Thanks for the comment. Sorry you didn't find the video sooner. I really like this technique and use it quite a bit.
Amazing work
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Hi thanks for the video, is there a way to chose 6 options for example sales ascending, sales decending etc for the other 2? Thank you
Sure, edit the parameter and add the other options. Then go to the IF-THEN statement and all the new options. One option will be [Sales] and another will be -[Sales] (with a minus sign). The minus sign is the key to getting the list to sort ascending or descending.
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Hi team, i used the same sorting method but it's not reflecting when I worked on sales and profit. Help me wt further I can do. I'm using 2019.4.version
Thank u so much
Do you have any videos over LOOKUP calculations?
@@TableauWeston Thank you!
Hi Palmer, If we want to sort multiple Table calculated fields using parameter. why is the sorting calculation not showing in the sort by option?
I'm not sure I understand your question. You will only be able to sort by the calculated sorting field you created. Can you give an example of what you're trying to do?
Can we do custom sorting on table calculated measures using dynamic parameter.
@@ajitkumarsahoo8859 Let me see if I understand you correctly. Ou are using a parameter to create a sorting field, so you can sort by dollars, or quantity, or so other measure. Do you want to sort by something other than a number? High, medium, or low for example? Try searching my channel for sorting by different data types. If you want to sort dollars by ascending and quantity by descending, the put a negative sign in front of the value in your calculated sorting field. Let me know if that helps.
@@WestonPalmer yes I want to sort using dynamic parameter. But in my view I have multiple table calculated field. Can not use negative sign. Is there any way to sort my chart by all these fields?
This sounds like a candidate for my Patreon page. Send me some example data and I will try to put something together. If I can, I'll create a video and let my Patreon supporters have early access to the video.