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2. Select **Sort.** Then, choose **Sort Desc** or **Sort Asc** to sort the records in descending or ascending order respectively. Let's now sort the 'Salary' column in descending order.

3. A downward arrow in the image below indicates that the 'Salary' column is sorted in the descending order.

4. To remove the sort, click on **Remove Sort** as shown. Alternatively, you can click on the sort icon in the column header to remove the sort.

5. Similarly, sorting can also be applied to non-numeric columns. The image below shows the 'Last Name' column sorted in ascending order.

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

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