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I have the following formula and would like to add the sort function so results are listed for column tblConsumerList[Date Services Ceased] in descending order. I just don't know where to plug it into the equation.
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| IF(F2="All",CHOOSECOLS(FILTER(tblConsumerList,tblConsumerList[Receiving Services]="No"),1,21,22),CHOOSECOLS(FILTER(tblConsumerList,tblConsumerList[Reason, If not receiving service]=F2),1,21,22)) |
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Answer accepted by question author
If Date Services Ceased is in column 21 Use 2.
=SORT(IF(F2="All",CHOOSECOLS(FILTER(tblConsumerList,tblConsumerList[Receiving Services]="No"),1,21,22),CHOOSECOLS(FILTER(tblConsumerList,tblConsumerList[Reason, If not receiving service]=F2),1,21,22)),2,-1,)
Assuming that you want to sort of the first selected column:
=SORT(CHOOSECOLS(FILTER(tblConsumerList, IF(F2="All",tblConsumerList[Receiving Services]="No", tblConsumerList[Reason, If not receiving service]=F2),1,21,22)), 1, -1)
Change the 1 near the end to 2 or 3 to sort on the 2nd or 3rd column.
(I shortened the formula slightly)