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luis_pflucker
Helper I
Helper I

order columns in a table with data coming from multiples tables

Hi All,

I have a table with 4 columns, see screenshot attached where are columns and data where data are coming from: 

column FOLDER NAME with data coming from table Issues TestCase

column SCENARIO with data coming from table Issues_SubTask

column Summary with data coming from table IssuesLinked DFS

column TEST CASE STATUS with data coming from table IssuesLinked_SubTask

I am trying to order : 

Column FOLDER NAME ASC, and also

Column SCENARIO ASC

 

But in table I have only 1 choice ascending or descending as screenshot attached.

Please any suggestion to get ordered this table based in 2 or more columns ?

 

regards

Luissort.PNGtable.PNG

 

 

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PaulOlding
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

You can hold down shift and click the column headers to order a table by multiple columns

 

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Sorry read the question wrong. If you want to order column values in table. You can just hold the shift and sort the table one by one

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Sorry read the question wrong. If you want to order column values in table. You can just hold the shift and sort the table one by one

Hello @luis_pflucker 

Unfortunately there is not a quick and easy way to do it.

What i recomend is to create rule that indexes the order.

 

Here is an example. I want to order colums first to fifth

 

StenbergAleksi_0-1635357196324.png

 

I create index column

StenbergAleksi_1-1635357221124.png

 

and after this you click the column --> go to column tools tab --> Sort by column name

StenbergAleksi_2-1635357312407.png


Here is the result:

 

StenbergAleksi_3-1635357340990.png

 

Hope this helps you!

 

PaulOlding
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

You can hold down shift and click the column headers to order a table by multiple columns

 

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