In some instances, an attribute may have attribute elements with descriptions that are identical but the ID forms are unique. In such situations, it may be beneficial to display all the same descriptions together and sort the ID in a particular manner, ascending or descending. This can help the end user more easily distinguish between elements when browsing or selecting elements from a prompt.
For this example, the Strategy Tutorial Project has been modified so that the 'Call Center' attribute has three elements that have a description of "Washington, D.C." The display sorts first by the description descending from Z to A, then sorts by the ID form ascending, 1 to X.
The following screen shot shows the display of an attribute element prompt in Strategy Developer:

Before implementing the steps below, users should get familiar with how Strategy resolves the sort order for attributes and understand the concept for the primary sort order form. Refer to the following KB article for further information:
KB16623: How does MicroStrategy 9.x resolve the default sort order for an attribute?
Perform the following steps to sort on multiple attribute forms in a prompt or element browsing:

