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- Ciao friends. In this video, I want to show you how to sort one column containing duplicated values, by another column which again contains duplicated values. This doesnamp;#39;t look like a very common scenario, but itamp;#39;s much more frequent than you can imagine. And itamp;#39;s a powerful technique to learn. Letamp;#39;s see that with an example. I have loaded in this model the census of the United States and Iamp;#39;m slicing it by state and by county. What I would like to see are the counties sorted by number of inhabitants, by their population. I can do that with Power BI, I can just click on population and this will sort the entire matrix by population, but I have two issues that I want to solve. The first one, not only does the county has been sorted but also the states, they are no longer in alphabetical sorting, and the second, and probably the worst problem, is that I need to have the population in the matrix in order to be able to sort. I cannot sort my matrix b
