I'm not quite sure what you mean, could you post your code?

Sure, I want to sort the list by formula used in the Priority column (aka devCellcol4)...

        @foreach(var page in selection)

    { 

        <div class="divRow">

            <div class="divCellcol1"><a href="@page.Url" target="_blank">@page.itemNumber</a></div>

            <div class="divCellcol2">@page.name</div>

            <div class="divCellcol3">@page.requestingTeam</div>

            <div class="divCellcol4">@((page.businessValue * (page.effort/averageVelocity)))</div>

        </div>

        }

Can you post how the variable selection is created?

var selection = Model.BacklogItem.Where("Visible");

Something like this then?

var selection = Model.BacklogItem.Where("Visible").OrderBy("devCellcol4")

So I can order by the Div id?

I'm not sure I understand...?

@radmanmm 

You cannot sort by div id but i think i see what you are trying to do.  You should be able to do something like:

var selection = Model.BacklogItem.Where("Visible").OrderBy(x=>x.businessValue * (x.effort/x.averageVelocity))

This should return a collection of visible backlog items ordered by your equation.

Charlie

Charlie,

I get this error when I try to use the code you have provided.  I am not sure what I would need to cast it to.

e:\Websites\LTTv\MacroScripts\635427570183199635_PrioritizedProductBacklog.cshtml(14): error CS1977: Cannot use a lambda expression as an argument to a dynamically dispatched operation without first casting it to a delegate or expression tree typeSaving scripting file failed: e:\Websites\LTTv\MacroScripts\635427570183199635_PrioritizedProductBacklog.cshtml(14): error CS197

Also, average velocity would not be part of the page properties, but would be a variable in the script.  Like this:

var averageVelocity = 82;

var selection = Model.BacklogItem.Where("Visible").OrderBy(x=> x.businessValue * (x.effort/averageVelocity));

is working on a reply...