Parent first in evdre

Hi,
Anybody know how to configure Parent first in EVDRE?

I think you mean PARENTAFTER property. By default SAP BPC will put the Parent member before any other member. The parentafter property only works with the memberset keywork "ALL".
.e.g
Memberset: ALL(XXXXXX),PARENTAFTER.
This will result in all the members of members of XXXXXX and put any parentmember after
HTH

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