Just thinking out loud here... if you extract the coordinate values for every point, sort them on the Y coordinate and then on the X coordinate and then try a NeighborhoodAggregator they'll enter that in the correct order. Build a list and concatenate that and you should be done.

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Of course this will only work with horizontal text...

Hi,

i've tried this but the sorting is not right (i've tested it because of a counter afterwards)

@franco69

considering the labels, they are numbers with decimals.

Use the spacing.

Spacing is equal, apart form the digit following the point object.

And the thousand separator.

So distance has 3 values, which you can use a s moduli, all other mean characters not belonging to.

So you can query the point layer by searching for the points.

Then find right value by (the smaller) distance (angle does not matter). Check if there are more decimals by searching modulus spacing distance to left search.

Find left values by (modulus) spacing distance

Spacing distance being next to smallest distance of course.

In case off overlaps (with point distance smaller than the spacing distance, else they pose no problem), do a query to separate those first.

Hey @franco69,

I saw a very similar problem and resolution here: https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/70028/conditional-feature-stringattribute-concatenator.html

You might want to check out their workflow!