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Select the table. After you select it, the Table Design and Layout tabs will appear.
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Next to Table Design, go to Layout > Sort.
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In the dialog box, choose how you’d like to sort the table.
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Choose whether data has headers or not.
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Under Sort by, choose the name or column number to sort by.
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Under Type, choose Text, Number, or a Date.
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Select Ascending or Descending order.
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Repeat for up to three levels.
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Select Options for additional settings, such as case sensitive, sort language, and if you have delimited information.
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Select OK.
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Select the table. After you select it, the Table Design and Layout tabs will appear.
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Next to Table Design, go to Layout > Sort.
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In the dialog box, choose how you’d like to sort the table.
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Select the Header row if the data has headers.
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Under Sort by, choose the name or column number to sort by.
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Under Type, choose Text, Number, or a Date.
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Select Ascending or Descending order.
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Repeat for up to three levels under Then by.
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Select Options for additional settings, such as case sensitive, sort language, and if you have delimited information.
Classic RibbonÂ
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Select the table. After you select it, the Table Design and Layout tabs will appear.
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Select Table Layout.
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In the Data section, select Sort Table Ascending or Sort Table Descending depending on how you want to sort your table.
Single Line RibbonÂ
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Select the table. After you select it, the Table tab will appear.
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Select the Sort option under the Table tab.
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Click on the dropdown menu next to Sort option and select Sort table Ascending or Sort Table Descending depending on how you want to sort your table columns content.
