Sorting Lists

When a search returns multiple records, the records are displayed in a list table.  Each individual record is displayed in one row of the table.  (The exact columns will differ from list to list.)

A sample list table is shown below:

There are three records in this table.  In this case, the column headers are File#, File, User, Type, XP, TU, EF, Charge, and Modified.  Note that the File#, File, User, Charge, and Modified headers are clickable links.  Clicking on one of these column headers will sort the list based on that one column.  If we click on File#, we'll sort the list based on the file number, as seen below:

The list is now sorted in ascending order by file number.  Note the + sign in the column header, indicating that the list is now sorted by file number.  If you look at the original example, you'll see that the list was originally sorted by the modification date, with the header Modified+.

You can also sort in descending order.  Click the File# header again to sort by file number in reverse order.

The list is now sorted in descending order by file number.  The + sign remains in the File# column header.