Sorting Stacked Column Charts by Alternate Metrics Explained

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Yes, you can sort a breakdown for a stacked column chart by metrics other than "average" in Mixpanel. According to the Insights documentation, you have several sorting options available for different chart types, including stacked column charts.For stacked column charts, which fall under the category of charts that calculate metrics across the entire time period, you can use the following sorting options: 1. Alphabetical sorting (A-Z or Z-A) 2. Value-based sorting (ascending or descending)To change the sorting, you can: 1. Click on the column header in the upper left hand of the results. 2. Select which sorting order you would like to see.The documentation specifically mentions that for segmented results (which would apply to breakdowns in a stacked column chart), you have these four sorting options: - Segment A-Z Ascending: sort by segment name in ascending order - Segment Z-A Descending: sort by segment name in descending order - Value Ascending: sort by segment value in ascending order - Value Descending: sort by segment value in descending orderThis allows you to sort your breakdown based on the actual values of your metrics, not just by average, giving you more flexibility in how you visualize and analyze your data.

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