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florian_kloster
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Create ranking sorted ascending with Aggr

Hi all,

I would like to sort the aggregated list ascending. When using the following syntax, it sorts the values but descending. 
Unfortunately, I do not have a clue how to sort it ascending.

(rank({$<OPPORTUNITY_CLOSE_DATE_YEAR={$(vYear_Score)}, OPPORTUNITY_BUSINESS_UNIT={$(vBusiness_Unit)}, OPPORTUNITY_IS_WON={1}, OPPORTUNITY_AGGREGATION_TYPE={$(vType)}>}
sum(
aggr(sum({$<OPPORTUNITY_CLOSE_DATE_YEAR={$(vYear_Score)}, OPPORTUNITY_BUSINESS_UNIT={$(vBusiness_Unit)}, OPPORTUNITY_IS_WON={1}, OPPORTUNITY_AGGREGATION_TYPE={$(vType)}>} PRODUCT_OFFERING_SALES_PRICE),
AGGREGATION_IDENTIFIER, OPPORTUNITY_ACCOUNT_ID, OPPORTUNITY_OWNER_NAME)*AGGREGATION_WEIGHTING_POSTAL_CODE), 1))


Question:
Can you show my how to change the syntax to be in ascending order?

Thank you very much!!

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mato32188
Specialist
Specialist

Hi @florian_kloster ,

if you put minus sign (-) before rank function, does it help? Like

-(rank({$<OPPORTUNITY_CLOSE_DATE_YEAR={$(vYear_Score)}, OPPORTUNITY_BUSINESS_UNIT={$(vBusiness_Unit)}, OPPORTUNITY_IS_WON={1}, OPPORTUNITY_AGGREGATION_TYPE={$(vType)}>}
sum(
aggr(sum......

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