FYI, figured this out. It was pretty simple (which is maybe why no one replied?).
Basically, you need to set up Order operators in the "reverse sequence" of how you want the data to be sorted (that is, the "higher" sort orders come later and the "lower" sort orders come earlier).
So for the above example, the first Order operator after your data source would sort on the sys* values.
Then, your second Order operator would sort on the letter values, but would be "fed" the already sorted sys* values associated with each letter value in the sequence sorted by the previous operator.
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October 23rd, 2017 15:00
FYI, figured this out. It was pretty simple (which is maybe why no one replied?).
Basically, you need to set up Order operators in the "reverse sequence" of how you want the data to be sorted (that is, the "higher" sort orders come later and the "lower" sort orders come earlier).
So for the above example, the first Order operator after your data source would sort on the sys* values.
Then, your second Order operator would sort on the letter values, but would be "fed" the already sorted sys* values associated with each letter value in the sequence sorted by the previous operator.
Pretty cool.