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Tip:
To better understand how the Sort function works, check out the Using Apps with Data Service pages in the How To section.

Use this function to sort the information from a source based on its fields.

Note: This function performs a case insensitive check.
Note: This function does not work with an array of a complex object of a process.

Syntax	Description	Example
Sort(Source, [Field, SortOrder], ...)	Sorts the rows of a given array or range by the values in one or more columns.

Arguments

Argument	Type	Description
`Source`	Required	The table, array, or Entity to search (for example, a control's data property or the result of a process).
`Field`	Required	The field by which to sort. It is mandatory if the source list contains complex objects. For common types (number, string, date etc), the field should not be specified. Multiple fields can be specified.
`SortOrder`	Required	Choose between `Ascending/ASC` or `Descending/DESC`. By default, the value is `ASC`.

Example

Sort(Customer, Name): Sort customers from a table by name (ascending order by default since no other value is given).
Sort(Customer, City, Age): Sort customers from a table by city and age (ascending order by default since no other value is given).
Sort(Customer, City, ”DESC”, Age): Sort customers from a table by city in a descending order, and by age in an ascending order.
Sort(Customer, City, ”ASC”, Age, “DESC”): Sort customers from a table by city in a ascending order, and by age in an descending order.