How can I create a stacked chart in the order I want?

I have a dashboard with 2 charts, as above.

How can I create the stacked chart in the order I want?

Right now "Gap to Plan" and "Gap to Budget" are all at the top, but I want them to be at the bottom. There doesn't seem to be an option to specify this.

Thanks for help!

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yqian

I tried different methods:

- by alphabet

- by clicking order

- by amount

It doesn't work.

LokeshNandula

Hi Yqian,

Before you publish the chart, click the versions in sequence you would like to see in the VIEW and then click SHOW.

regards,

Lokesh Nandula

yqian

Thanks Lokesh, I tried the sequence, it did not work to change the order of the stacked column. I also tried to move the order of line items in blue print view, and did not work neither.

Sheethal

Hi Yqian,

Above mentioned solutions may work after the release of 2017.3 (scheduled on 24th June) as this includes some enhancement for Bar Chart. However, I am not sure whether the same enhancement is applicable to stacked charts too.

Regards,

Sheethal N

yqian

Thanks everyone, it is now solved!

Due to Anaplan new release of Jun.24 2017, now the solution is: select the order in the table at first, then the chart published will be based on the order that I choose in the table.

Thanks again for all the posts that you helped me.

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