It would be nice to sort lists alphabetically with the same button used for sorting modules.
I am sure you're talking not about list sorting but about sorting the list elements. Since you already are able to sort the lists just like the modules:
Thank you, Kavadera. I stumbled upon the same thing a few months back. Very handy, indeed. Much appreciated.
Jack
I don't get it: so you say that your idea has been delivered? Or you agree that the thing is about list elements not lists?
List and List elements need to be able to be sorted A-Z with the click of a single button. Using the ascending and descending buttons from your screenshot is very cumbersome and antiquated. We need a button built-in like in Excel where you click once and it sorts all the lists or all the elements within a list A-Z.
I have to maintain my lists manually like this right now and it is a pain just with the ascending / descending buttons. There must be a simplified, more automated way this functionality can be built in with an A-z and Z-A sort button.
@DavidSmith, the idea hasn't been delivered. There is still no way to sort list items
Unless I misunderstood, the requirements are covered through the order list action that was released in September
@DavidSmith thanks for highlighting it. I've never heard of it, very useful indeed. Agree, the issue might be considered closed
Unfortunately it doesn't work for me.. created a support ticket
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