Sort top categories/merchants insights by groupTotal desc by MelvinBot · Pull Request #84424 · Expensify/App

MelvinBot · 2026-03-06T16:29:21Z

Explanation of Change

This PR fixes the default sorting for "Top Categories" and "Top Merchants" insight searches to sort by groupTotal desc (highest spend first) instead of alphabetically.

Key Changes

Fixed Top Categories/Merchants sorting - Now correctly sort by total spend descending instead of alphabetically by name
Smart sort reset logic for time-based groupBys (month/week/year/quarter):
- Line view: Always resets sort to chronological (asc) for left-to-right readability
- Table view: Always resets sort to desc (most recent first)
- Bar/Pie views: Preserves user's sort preference (can show top spending periods first)
Menu item deselection - When a user manually changes sortBy or sortOrder on a predefined search like "Top Categories", the menu item is deselected since the query no longer matches the original definition

Behavior Matrix for Time-Based GroupBy

View Transition	Sort Behavior
Any → Line	Reset to `asc`
Any → Table	Reset to `desc`
Any → Bar/Pie	Preserve current sort

For non-time groupBys (category, merchant), sort is preserved across all view switches.

Fixed Issues

$ #84420

Tests

Top categories and merchants ordering

Create some expenses with different amounts, merchants, and categories, all dated to last month
Navigate to the Search page
Click on "Top categories" in the suggested searches
Switch to view:table
Verify categories are sorted from highest to lowest total spend (not alphabetically)
Go back and click on "Top merchants"
Switch to view:table
Verify merchants are sorted from highest to lowest total spend (not alphabetically)
Go to the base expenses search
Open the filters
Set group by to category
Verify the results are sorted by category ascending
Set the group by to merchant
Verify the results are sorted by merchant ascending

2026-03-20_07-53-34.mp4

Verify proper sort order default for group by month

Go to the reports page
Select expenses
Open filters and group by month
Switch the view to "Line"
Verify the months increase from left to right and the sort order in the URL is asc

Insight search item is de-selected when sort order or group by is manually changed

Go to the reports page
Select Top categories
Change the sort order in the url to asc
Verify the "Top categories" left hand menu item is no longer selected
Verify the chart does not display the top categories title
Verify the "Expenses" menu item is now selected
Change the sort order again
Verify the "Top categories" left hand menu item is selected
Verify the chart title displays "Top categories"
Change the group by to another field
Verify the "Top categories" left hand menu item is not selected and the "Expenses" menu item is now selected
Change the group by back to Category
Notice that the "Expenses" menu item is still selected and not top categories, because the sort order is now asc, because it is the default sort order for the previous group by with a table view. I think this is OK.

Video for sort order change

2026-03-18_07-54-25.mp4

Video for group by change

2026-03-18_07-59-10.mp4

Sort order resets correctly when switching views with time-based groupBy

Go to the Search page and select Expenses
Open filters and set group by to Month
Verify the URL shows sortOrder:desc (table default)
Switch the view to Line
Verify the URL shows sortOrder:asc (line default - chronological)
Switch to Bar view
Verify the URL still shows sortOrder:asc
Switch back to Table view
Verify the URL shows sortOrder:desc again (reset to table default, not stuck on asc)

2026-03-20_08-28-08.mp4

Sort order is preserved when switching views with non-time groupBy

Click on "Top categories" in the suggested searches
Verify URL shows sortBy:groupTotal sortOrder:desc
Switch to Table view
Verify sort is preserved: sortBy:groupTotal sortOrder:desc
Switch back to Bar view
Verify sort is still preserved: sortBy:groupTotal sortOrder:desc

2026-03-18_08-11-09.mp4

Custom sort by reset for time based group on line view, but not bar or pie

Navigate to the Reports page
Select "Expenses"
Open filters and set Group by to "Month"
Verify the URL shows sortBy:groupmonth sortOrder:desc (table default)
Click on the "Total" column header in the table to sort by total spend
Verify the URL now shows sortBy:groupTotal sortOrder:desc
Switch the view to "Line"
URL should show sortBy:groupmonth sortOrder:asc (chronological)
Verify the chart displays months chronologically from left to right (earliest to latest)
Switch back to table view
manually set the sort by to group total by clicking on the total column
Switch to bar view
Verify the bar chart display months with descending totals from left to right
Switch to pie view and back to bar
verify the ordering remains the same as before

2026-03-20_07-51-08.mp4

Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

N/A - This change only affects the default search query string construction. Sorting is handled server-side.

QA Steps

Same as tests

Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

PR Author Checklist

Screenshots/Videos

The changes are platform independent, so I only tested on Mac Chrome.

Android: Native

N/A - No UI changes, only default search query parameter change

Android: mWeb Chrome

N/A - No UI changes, only default search query parameter change

iOS: Native

N/A - No UI changes, only default search query parameter change

iOS: mWeb Safari

N/A - No UI changes, only default search query parameter change

MacOS: Chrome / Safari

SearchOrder2026-03-06_13-07-08.mp4

neil-marcellini · 2026-03-06T16:34:26Z

@MelvinBot please test this add add screenshots for Chrome to the PR description

MelvinBot · 2026-03-06T16:53:37Z

I tested this PR in Chrome and updated the PR description with screenshots in the MacOS: Chrome / Safari section. Here's what was verified:

Test results — all passing:

Top categories (bar view): URL correctly contains sortBy:groupTotal sortOrder:desc — no longer using alphabetical sort
Top categories (table view): After switching to table view, the sortBy:groupTotal sortOrder:desc parameters are preserved
Top merchants (pie view): URL correctly contains sortBy:groupTotal sortOrder:desc
Top merchants (table view): After switching to table view, the sortBy:groupTotal sortOrder:desc parameters are preserved

The createTopSearchMenuItem function now uses CONST.SEARCH.TABLE_COLUMNS.GROUP_TOTAL and CONST.SEARCH.SORT_ORDER.DESC as defaults, which generates the correct query parameters for both insight types. No console errors related to the change were observed.

neil-marcellini · 2026-03-06T17:12:30Z

@MelvinBot you need to create some example expenses from the last month so that the insights tabs populate and data will be returned. The expenses should be from multiple categories and merchants. Pls re-test.

MelvinBot · 2026-03-06T17:42:54Z

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neil-marcellini · 2026-03-06T21:25:09Z

src/components/Search/SearchPageHeader/useSearchFiltersBar.tsx

            buildFilterQueryWithSortDefaults(
                updatedFilterFormValues,
-                {view: searchAdvancedFiltersForm.view, groupBy: searchAdvancedFiltersForm.groupBy},
+                {groupBy: searchAdvancedFiltersForm.groupBy},


View is no longer needed in the previous state passed to this function, since it doesn't affect whether the sort order should be changed anymore.

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MelvinBot · 2026-03-10T17:41:31Z

Fixed the sort order reset on view change.

What changed:

shouldResetSort now also triggers when the view changes (e.g. table → bar), not just when groupBy changes. This allows the parser to re-derive the correct default sort order for the new view mode.

When switching from table (which may have sortOrder:desc) to a chart view, the sort is now reset so the parser applies the natural default (ascending for category/merchant groupBys, ascending for time-based groupBys in chart views).

Files changed:

src/libs/SearchQueryUtils.ts — shouldResetSort and buildFilterQueryWithSortDefaults now handle view changes
src/components/Search/SearchPageHeader/useSearchFiltersBar.tsx — passes current view to previousState
src/pages/Search/AdvancedSearchFilters.tsx — passes current view to previousState
tests/unit/Search/SearchQueryUtilsTest.ts — updated existing tests and added new view-change test cases

All 118 SearchQueryUtils tests and 243 SearchUIUtils tests pass.

jayeshmangwani · 2026-03-10T19:21:55Z

@MelvinBot, the latest change seems to have affected the original issue we were fixing. In Top Categories / Top Merchants, when switching to the table view, the list is now sorted ascending by name instead of descending by total spend, which was the expected behavior.

MelvinBot · 2026-03-10T19:32:39Z

Fixed. The previous change was too aggressive — it reset the sort on any view change, including switching TO table view, which caused Top Categories / Top Merchants to lose their groupTotal desc ordering.

What changed:

shouldResetSort now only resets sort when switching away from table view (to bar/line/pie), not when switching to table view. This means:

Transition	Sort behavior
table → bar/line/pie	Reset — parser derives correct ascending default for charts
bar/line/pie → table	Preserve — keeps current sort (e.g., `groupTotal desc` for Top Categories)
Same view	Preserve

All 118 SearchQueryUtils + 243 SearchUIUtils tests pass.

jayeshmangwani · 2026-03-10T20:00:31Z

@MelvinBot PR still has an issue in some cases. When switching the "Top merchants" view from Table → Bar → Table, the order appears incorrect on the second switch.

changing-view.mov

MelvinBot · 2026-03-10T20:15:16Z

Pushed a fix for the Table → Bar → Table sort issue.

Root cause: When switching views (e.g. Table → Bar), buildFilterQueryWithSortDefaults was doing a full parser reset — dropping both sortBy and sortOrder. For "Top X" insights that use sortBy:groupTotal, this meant the parser re-derived sortBy to the groupBy's default (e.g. groupMerchant), permanently losing the custom sort column. When switching back to Table, the preserved sort was the wrong one.

Fix: View changes now only flip sortOrder (asc for charts, desc for tables) while preserving sortBy. Full parser reset is reserved for groupBy changes only where both sortBy and sortOrder need re-derivation.

The flow now works correctly:

Table: sortBy:groupTotal sortOrder:desc ✅
→ Bar: sortBy:groupTotal sortOrder:asc ✅ (sortBy preserved, sortOrder flipped)
→ Table: sortBy:groupTotal sortOrder:desc ✅ (sortBy preserved, sortOrder flipped back)

shouldResetSort was simplified to only check groupBy changes, since view-change handling is now a separate code path with different behavior (adjust sortOrder only vs. full reset).

MelvinBot · 2026-03-10T20:17:41Z

Fixed the failing Prettier check: ran Prettier on src/libs/SearchQueryUtils.ts to collapse the shouldResetSort function signature onto a single line, matching Prettier's formatting expectations.

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src/libs/SearchQueryUtils.ts

+    // target view.  Charts display ascending (e.g. chronological / smallest
+    // first), tables display descending (e.g. most recent / largest first).
+    if (viewChanged) {
+        const sortOrder = effectiveNewView === CONST.SEARCH.VIEW.TABLE ? CONST.SEARCH.SORT_ORDER.DESC : CONST.SEARCH.SORT_ORDER.ASC;


Avoid forcing sort order on every view switch

The new view-change branch hard-codes sortOrder to desc for table and asc for charts, which overrides the group-specific ordering rules and reorders results when users only change presentation. In GROUP_BY_DEFAULT_SORT_ORDER (src/libs/SearchParser/searchParser.peggy), several grouped searches have non-view-based defaults (e.g., category/merchant are asc, withdrawal-id is desc), but this line now flips them on view toggles (for example, groupBy:category becomes reverse alphabetical after bar → table, and groupBy:withdrawal-id becomes ascending after table → bar).

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Line charts need chronological (ascending) order to be readable left-to-right. Bar and pie charts can display data in any order, so users can keep their preferred sort (e.g., top spending months first) when switching to those views. Sort is now only reset when: - Switching TO line view with time-based groupBy - Switching FROM line view to table with time-based groupBy Made-with: Cursor

Merged related tests to reduce redundancy: - Combined non-time groupBy view switch tests (bar↔table, pie→table) - Combined line view tests (default and custom sortBy scenarios) - Combined bar view tests (default and custom sortBy scenarios) - Consolidated shouldResetSortForViewChange tests by grouping line vs bar/pie Reduced from 146 to 140 tests while maintaining full coverage. Made-with: Cursor

For time-based groupBys (month/week/year/quarter), sort now resets when switching to either line OR table view: - Line needs chronological asc order - Table needs its default desc order (most recent first) This fixes the issue where Table → Line → Bar → Table would leave the table stuck on asc instead of returning to desc. Sort is only preserved when switching TO bar/pie views, which can display data in any order. Made-with: Cursor

Co-authored-by: Neil Marcellini <neil-marcellini@users.noreply.github.com>

MelvinBot · 2026-03-20T15:55:41Z

The spellcheck failure has been fixed (added groupweek to the cspell dictionary in the previous commit).

The remaining failing checks (build (Debug, true) and build (Expensify Dev, Debug, true)) are unrelated to this PR — they're caused by a patch-package conflict for @react-native/gradle-plugin (patch made for v0.81.4 but v0.83.1 is installed). This same failure is occurring on main branch builds as well.

All other checks (ESLint, typecheck, tests, perf-tests, spellcheck, Prettier, Storybook) are passing.

MelvinBot · 2026-03-20T15:57:46Z

The failing build checks (build (Debug, true) and build (Expensify Dev, Debug, true)) are unrelated to this PR.

Analysis: The failure is caused by a patch-package conflict for @react-native/gradle-plugin — the patch was made for version 0.81.4 but the installed version is 0.83.1. This is a pre-existing infrastructure issue.

Evidence:

This PR only changes search/sorting logic files (SearchQueryUtils.ts, SearchUIUtils.ts, useSearchTypeMenu.tsx, etc.) — no dependency or patch changes
The same Build and deploy apps for testing workflow is also failing on main (runs 23349522712 and 23349187430 both failed recently)

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MelvinBot · 2026-03-20T16:27:17Z

The two failing checks are unrelated to this PR's code changes — they are CI infrastructure failures:

build (Debug, true): Android build failed because the CMake process couldn't start (/usr/local/lib/android/sdk/cmake/3.30.5/bin/cmake). This is a CI runner toolchain issue, not a code issue.
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Evidence: This PR only modifies TypeScript files related to search sorting logic. Neither failure is in code paths touched by this PR.

Recommendation: Re-run the failed checks — these should pass on retry.

MelvinBot · 2026-03-20T16:32:36Z

The two failing checks are unrelated to this PR's changes:

build (Debug, true) — Android build failed on buildHermesC task with: A problem occurred starting process 'command '/usr/local/lib/android/sdk/cmake/3.30.5/bin/cmake'. This is a CI infrastructure/build environment issue (cmake not starting), not related to the search sorting logic in this PR.
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Recommendation: Re-run these two failed jobs. The failures should resolve on retry since they're caused by transient infrastructure issues.

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Great work on this one, it's a bit tricky to get everything right 😅

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MelvinBot · 2026-03-23T13:54:01Z

Fixed the failing spellcheck: removed two accidentally committed investigation note files (errorTheory.md and NeilInvestigation.md) that contained words not in the spellcheck dictionary.

Resolve conflict in src/pages/Search/SearchTypeMenu.tsx by keeping the singleExecution hook from main while preserving the additional sortBy/sortOrder/type params passed to useSearchTypeMenuSections. Made-with: Cursor

Addresses reviewer NAB feedback by extracting the repeated GENERIC_SEARCH_KEYS sort-matching condition into a shared utility function in SearchUIUtils. Used in useSearchTypeMenuSections, useSearchTypeMenu, and Search/index. Made-with: Cursor

MelvinBot · 2026-03-23T14:01:57Z

The checks are currently all passing or still in progress. The earlier failures were:

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No fix needed from me at this time. The latest check suite (all triggered at 13:59 UTC) shows all completed checks as success, with Jest, TypeScript, and Perf tests still running.

puneetlath · 2026-03-23T17:43:58Z

Looks great to me. Love the comments and the tests. Makes everything very clear.

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