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# Sub-Indicator groups (columns)

## Reordering subindicators

It might be that you want to change the order in which the sub-indicators are shown. For example, you may want to swap Agree and Disagree in the chart below

![](/files/-MKd_xH6Gpqsd_OGvqek)

In the Admin Suite, find `SubindicatorsGroups`

![](/files/-MKdaFiJFCBHbSxgEDaE)

Find the relevant indicator:

![](/files/-MKdaouvFkjStFvp4LZf)

Then drag the subindicators into the desired order:

![](/files/-MKdb-x3dDoXmshQSEZf)

The order should now be changed on the front-end. In order to see it you will need to hard-refresh your browser - ctrl + shift + R (this will be fixed soon).

![](/files/-MKdhTgjrvVgamVtcSyF)

## Non-aggregatable columns

Values are summed over all dimensions other than the indicator variable by default. That means an indicator on the column "financial year" from a dataset with columns "financial year" and "income source" will disaggregate by financial year, and show the sum of the different income sources, unless the user adds a filter on income source.

It sometimes doesn't make sense to sum values over a dimension. For example

* If you don't know how many years are in a dataset, the total across years doesn't mean anything
* If your data contains overlapping categories to support differing standards, e.g. ages 15-24 and 15-35, summing over these would lead to double-counting.

You can mark a column as non-aggregatable by un-checking the `Can aggregate` check-box. It is checked by default as most columns are fine to aggregate over.

!["Can aggregate" unchecked.](/files/-MdHlf2GyhQ1FEFwf558)

This will mean that indicators from this dataset will automatically have a filter for this subindicator group, unless this group is used as the indicator variable (in which case it is already disaggregated).

Unlike user-added filters, filters added to disaggregate non-aggregatable columns can not be removed.

![A filter for non-aggregatable "age goup" and user-added gender filter](/files/-MdHo9yu44UJga2ajPXg)

You can [specify which value should be the default to be matched in the filter in indicator config](https://openup.gitbook.io/wazi-ng-technical/profile-indicator-configuration#default-filters). E.g. to ensure that the latest financial year is the default value filtered against. Users can still choose other options if they wish.


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