qlikview drag and drop columns issue - drag-and-drop

I'm new to QV and I was wondering if you could help me out!
I have three new columns and when I drag the column to the correct place, it seems to move other columns that are on a different tab, I've tried sorting with the sort/dimensions and expressions tab but I'm not having any luck
Here are the columns that get moved with an arrow to where they should be.
Other column that got moved:
These are the new columns from the first tab that I added:
Any help would be appreciated
Terry

I found the solution :) I had to add the new columns to the expression table (doh!) lol

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