Order re sort in stacked graphical view of Pivot table

Hello

I have a requirement in the order of the stack in a certain way, rather than alphabetical. In my criteria, I have a case statement affecting 1, 2 or 3 and directs this column. But what is the syntax to give me a prescription? Help, please. Thank you.

Hi user

Change the order of columns in the criteria. So will this order of column and it will show the battery view in this order.
Don't forget to redraw the graph or the refreshment

Thank you
Don

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    June < MNTH > < / MNTH >
    Year < exp > 1 < / exp >
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