PowerPivot Sort Multiple Columns

gavs73

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Hi

Apologies if it is a stupid question, is there a way to sort two columns in PowerPivot ?

For example, sort column 1 by High-Low, and then still preserving that sort, move to column 2 and sort that ?

Column 1 could be customer number, and then column 2 Date, so all customer orders together and then in date order.

As soon as I highlight two columns the Sort button disappears, and I want to add a formula to look at the time between orders, but obviously that relies on all customers being together and in date order.

Thanks for your help
Gavin
 

Excel Facts

Will the fill handle fill 1, 2, 3?
Yes! Type 1 in a cell. Hold down Ctrl while you drag the fill handle.
Are you talking about the power pivot window? If so, no. Power pivot is a database, not a spreadsheet - the order of the data in storage is not trackable or referanceable.
 
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