What happens when an R is used at the end of the Member Filter properties?

What happens when an R is used at the end of the Member Filter properties?

• A. The order of the members within the hierarchy is reversed.
• B. Only members from the R Entity dimension structure will be displayed.
• C. All members in the hierarchy will be renamed.
• D. The first member displayed in the hierarchy will begin with the letter R.

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that appending R to the end of a Member Filter changes how the filtered members are ordered, not which members are included. When you use R, OneStream reverses the display order of the members that pass the filter within the chosen hierarchy. So the sequence shown flips: if the filtered list would be A, B, C, it becomes C, B, A. This is purely about presentation order and can be handy when you want to show the most relevant or latest items first, or simply prefer a reverse sort without changing the actual set of members. It does not rename members, it does not narrow or expand the set, and it doesn’t switch to a different dimension.

The main idea here is that appending R to the end of a Member Filter changes how the filtered members are ordered, not which members are included. When you use R, OneStream reverses the display order of the members that pass the filter within the chosen hierarchy. So the sequence shown flips: if the filtered list would be A, B, C, it becomes C, B, A. This is purely about presentation order and can be handy when you want to show the most relevant or latest items first, or simply prefer a reverse sort without changing the actual set of members. It does not rename members, it does not narrow or expand the set, and it doesn’t switch to a different dimension.