I have two tables of data that I am using to create Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts. Then I'm creating slicers which slice multiple charts from the two different sources (via technique from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AibLsRM-QbI )
One of the slicers needs to be Day of the Week. Because my date/time fields are by the quarter hour over a full month of data, I created a column for "Day of Week," ran a calculation, then copied-and-pasted-as-values so that I could slice my pivots based on that column. Which works just fine for pivoting and slicing.
However, I want the slicer sorted Sun-Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu-Fri-Sat (chronological) not Fri-Mon-Sat-Sun-Thu-Tue-Wed (alphabetical). I tried sorting A-Z (thinking it would pull from the Custom List of the weekdays), I tried sorting by the order of the source data (having sorted that properly before creating the pivots in the first place). Neither worked.
I thought it might be because of the copy-and-paste step, but I don't know how to bypass that. So I tried converting the cells to text format. That didn't work.
I know there's probably a simple solution that I'm completely overlooking. Any help?
One of the slicers needs to be Day of the Week. Because my date/time fields are by the quarter hour over a full month of data, I created a column for "Day of Week," ran a calculation, then copied-and-pasted-as-values so that I could slice my pivots based on that column. Which works just fine for pivoting and slicing.
However, I want the slicer sorted Sun-Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu-Fri-Sat (chronological) not Fri-Mon-Sat-Sun-Thu-Tue-Wed (alphabetical). I tried sorting A-Z (thinking it would pull from the Custom List of the weekdays), I tried sorting by the order of the source data (having sorted that properly before creating the pivots in the first place). Neither worked.
I thought it might be because of the copy-and-paste step, but I don't know how to bypass that. So I tried converting the cells to text format. That didn't work.
I know there's probably a simple solution that I'm completely overlooking. Any help?