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    Sleeper: Sorting slicer to list the multi select items first

    Hi Everyone ,

    I have got a pivot table and I use slicer to select multiple items from pivot table.

    The problem is there are approximately 100 items listed in pivot filter and usually 20 of them selected and users can change the filter dynamically.

    However I am trying to list the multi select items at the top of the slicer as it's not easy for users to go through the long list to see the selected items one by one. I was wondering if it's possible to sort the slicer to display selected items first on slicer please?

    Cheers

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    Sorry SamT, does it mean same question raised already in this forum please?
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    No. It means I just "Bumped" your thread to the top of the Unread Threads list.

    As a courtesy, we generally do that when a Thread goes unanswered for at least 24 hrs.
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    I expect the student to do their homework and find all the errrors I leeve in.


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