Sorting Columns

 Shippers, Carriers

Apps: Web, Mobile  

App Version: 3.9

 

Overview

  • How to sort a single column.
  • How to sort additional columns.
  • Sort prioritization on mobile.

I would like to sort data to better organize and analyze my information. 

This guide will walk through how to sort information on the Roger web command center. Sorting can be performed on any of the views.

Web Mobile

 

  1. Here are the web instructions

    Sorting a Single Column

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    • To sort a column, click on the column header once.
      • Clicking once sorts the column in Ascending order (The up arrow will be displayed next to the column header).
      • Clicking a second time sorts the column in Descending order (the Down arrow will be displayed next to the column header).
      • Clicking a third time clears the Sort on the column. Clicking on another column will also clear the Sort.

     Note

    • Avoid clicking the three lines mceclip0.png (this will open the filters).
    • The sort will be saved even if you navigate to another view or page. As an example, you can have a specific saved sort order for Open loads and a different saved sort order for Paid loads. 

    Sorting Additional Columns

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    • With a sort applied to one column, hold the shift key and click on a second column header to add a second-level Sort. This can be repeated for additional columns. Each column is annotated with its sort level (e.g. 1, 2, 3).
      • For example, if Load Date, Commodity, and Origin columns are selected as sort levels 1, 2, and 3, the data will be sorted on Load Date first, Commodity second, and Origin third. 
    • To change the sort order from ascending to descending, hold the shift key and click the selected column header once.
      • To remove the column from the sort order, hold the shift key and click.
    • To clear a multi-level sort, simply click on any column.
      • If the clicked column was in the multi-level sort, then that column will move to the next sorting state (Cleared -> Ascending -> Descending).
      • If the clicked column was not in the multi-level sort, then that column becomes a new single-column sort in ascending order.

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