tableau - Trouble attempting nested sort -


i have dataset 3 fields: region, product, sales. display by-region bar charts of sales product, bars sorted within each region. follow recipe on

http://kb.tableau.com/articles/knowledgebase/nestedsorting

until step 4, @ point tableau (9.2) shows me this.

tableau bug

what went wrong? , how nested sort?

... turns out can desired sort way.

tableau bug2


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