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This would be helpful for me as well; any update on when this functionality may be available? Thank you, Nick

@kshah008, I was already aware of the solution that was proposed, but was looking for a solution that did not put the category total on every segment of the stacked bar. It does not appear that there is such a solution so I upvoted the relvant idea in the ideas exchange, as suggested. Thanks!, Nick

@ckatzman, I like this soltion and it works. Ideally, I think you would agree that this would be built into the functionality of a stacked bar, correct? If so, I'd appreciate it if you would upvote the idea that I just created for…

Hi @RabidCougar, Unfortunately converting the sum to a date type did not solve the issue. Would you agree that it appears like there should be the ability to sort stacked bars based on the total in an easy way? Don't get me wrong, I strongly appreciate the creative attempts at a solution, but it shouldn't be this hard,…

@RabidCougar - If I remove the series from the sort, then it sorts by default. - If I remove the series from the "series" field, then I no longer have a stacked bar chart - If I view my formula in the table view I get what I would expect to see: the open pipeline (of that particular row of data) concatenated with the…

Here is my beastmode formula: CONCAT( SUM(`Open Pipeline`), CASE WHEN `Product Grouping` IN('Mobilisafe','ControlsInsight','Other') THEN 'Other' WHEN `Product Grouping` = 'UserInsight' THEN 'IDR/UBA/AR' ELSE `Product Grouping` END ) This doesn't see to solve the issue Thank you, Nick

Thank you for taking the time. This solution is not working for me. "SUM of Open pipeline" is not a field. on my data set ("Open Pipeline" is a field, and SUM is the summary type that I am choosing within the card builder). This solution will not work because of that. Theoretically, I could do a data-level transformation…

This is awesome Ryan. Is there possibly a way to do a line break within the summary numbers? Thanks, Nick