# How to use column sort?

## How to use column sort?

Wouldn't it be helpful to quickly organise your table data in a specific order? Column sorting allows you to do just that! By sorting your tables, you can easily identify trends, compare data points, and gain a clearer understanding of your information.

**Sorting Your Table Columns**

Here's a guide on how to sort columns in your tables:

1. **Locate the Column Header:** Identify the column you want to sort by. Look for the header row of your table and find the column name that represents the data you want to order.
2. **Click the Sort Icon:** Click on the column header, an arrow pointing up or down. This icon indicates that you can sort by this column.
3. **Choose Your Sort Order:** Clicking the sort icon will sort the table data:
   * **Ascending Order (A to Z or Lowest to Highest):** This sorts the data in your chosen column from the smallest value (or alphabetically for text) to the largest.
   * **Descending Order (Z to A or Highest to Lowest):** This sorts the data in reverse order, starting from the largest value (or Z to A for text) to the smallest.
4. **View the Sorted Data:** Your table will now be reorganised based on your chosen sort criteria. The data in the selected column will be in the order you specified.

**Additional Tips for Column Sorting**

* **Sort Indicators:** After sorting, your table would visually indicate the sort order using arrows within the header row. This helps you stay informed about how your data is currently organised.
* **Clear Sorting:** If you want to revert your table to its original order, locate the sort icon in the column header again and click on it to view all your data.


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