Choose
Edit | Undo
Sort, to revert back to the original schedule after sorting.
Once you sort and then make a change to the schedule, you cannot
undo the sort.
Click
here
for a tip on how to create a schedule that can be resorted to the
"original" schedule.
Use this schedule as
a reference for the sorted schedules to follow:
Sort
task lines by date
Choose Tools | Sort
Tasks | By Date.
Choose Ascending or
Descending order.
Sort by First Date or Last Date on the task line.
Optionally, choose to keep the Outline Structure of
the schedule.
Below, the dates
are in ascending order from earliest to latest according to the
first date on each task line:
Sort
task lines by a selected column
Highlight the key column for sorting, as shown below left.
Choose
Tools | Sort
Tasks | Using Selected Column as Key...
As shown below right,
choose Ascending/Descending and a type of column text.
Click OK.
Below are the results of the sort, with employee names grouped in
alphabetical order.
Sort
task lines by multiple columns
Choose Tools
| Sort Tasks.
Choose
Using
Multiple Columns as Key to bring up the
Multi-Column Sort dialog
box.
Click either
Sort in Ascending Order or
Sort in Descending Order.
Click
All Task
Lines.
Check up to three columns. (First
Key Column, Second Key
Column and Third Key
Column).
Beneath each column that is
,
choose the column to be sorted.
For each column being sorted, choose either
Text,
Numeric,
Currency, or
Date.
Save the sort settings.
Click OK.
Below are the results of the sort, with
tasks grouped by Project/Employee first, then in ascending order
based on the Budget value.