Reverse flow of the org chart

[Ian Stuart]

The org chart by default is organized so that the highest position in an organization is at the top and all subordinates are underneath it.  I have been asked to reverse it so that subordinates are at the top and the superiors are at the bottom.  In essence, I need to flip the chart on the horizontal axis.  I can't find any reference to this in the specs and I have been unsuccessful trying to manipulate the data.  Is there a solution? 

Thank you. 

[Daniel LaLiberte]

Sorry Ian, if you don't find it in the documentation, it is probably not available, or at least not supported.  In this case, I don't believe we have a way of reversing the order of an org chart.

On Wed, Jan 20, 2016 at 11:20 AM, Ian Stuart <ian...@gmail.com> wrote:

The org chart by default is organized so that the highest position in an organization is at the top and all subordinates are underneath it.  I have been asked to reverse it so that subordinates are at the top and the superiors are at the bottom.  In essence, I need to flip the chart on the horizontal axis.  I can't find any reference to this in the specs and I have been unsuccessful trying to manipulate the data.  Is there a solution? 

Thank you. 

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