> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.powertable.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.powertable.com/explore-powertable/working-with-powertable/explore-data/sort-and-reorder.md). # Sort and reorder PowerTable provides standard sorting options to sort the records based on specific columns: ascending/descending as well as A > Z / Z > A for numeric and non-numeric columns such as date, numbers, dropdown, text, and more. ## 1. Sort records 1. Hover over the column header you want to sort, then click on the three-dot menu.

2. Choose **Sort Descending** or **Sort Ascending** to sort the records in descending or ascending order, respectively. Let's now sort the 'Product SKU' column in ascending order (A > Z).

The table is sorted as shown below:

Records sorted in ascending order based on Product SKU

3. To sort it in reverse order (in this case, descending order), either click the three dots in the header and select **Sort Descending** or simply click on the down arrow in the header.

4. To remove the sort, click on the arrow again or choose the **Remove Sort** option from the menu.

## 2. Reorder columns You can reorder columns by dragging and dropping the headers to arrange them the way you want.

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