Sorting is the process of arranging data based on specific criteria, such as alphabetical, numerical, or custom order. DataLexing offers diverse options for sorting data, empowering users to efficiently organize and analyze their information.
Here's a guide on sorting your data in DataLexing:
Access Sorting Options: Navigate to the sorting icon located at the top right of the table and click on it.
Select Sorting Column: A menu will appear, displaying all columns in the table. Choose the column by which you want to sort the data.
Initiate Sorting: Once the column is selected, DataLexing will automatically sort the table alphabetically based on the chosen column.
Multi-Level Sorting: For more nuanced sorting, DataLexing allows sorting on multiple levels using multiple columns. To add another sorting criterion, click on the sorting icon again and select "Add Sort."
Choose the additional column
To Specify Type of Sorting (ascending or descending) Click on drop-down list Next to column name
To learn more about sorting columns, click here.
Customize Sorting Criteria: Select the desired type of sorting, whether ascending or descending, for each column.
Review Sorted Data: The table will now be sorted based on the specified criteria, prioritizing completion status of tasks followed by estimated days to complete, from most to least.
By following these steps, users can effectively organize their data in DataLexing, facilitating seamless analysis and decision-making processes.