And of course once you open the context menu one of the first few options is
“Sort ascending”, and the next is “Sort Descending”. Those are for sorting
rather than filtering. You do not need the submenu for the sorting options,
only the filtering options. Sorry if that explanation was not
Thanks Nic, I always appreciate your explanations.
Jürgen
Am 15.01.2015 um 12:54 schrieb Nicholas Parsons
mr.nicholas.pars...@gmail.com:
And of course once you open the context menu one of the first few options is
“Sort ascending”, and the next is “Sort Descending”. Those are for sorting
Hi Phil,
I didn’t want to dought your instructions. I’m sorry if I raised this
impression. I find it very useful if people take the time to answer very
detailed. Thanks for that. And I agree, to assume people know to press Enter is
something you can expect.
What I find confusing:
1. My VO
OK, thanks for your answer. That was very clear to me. Now I’m able to figure
out more.
All the best
Jürgen
Am 10.01.2015 um 15:55 schrieb Phil Halton philh...@gmail.com:
Yes, VO does not always speak the initial list of row/column headers when you
first enter the headers. But, arrowing up
Yes, VO does not always speak the initial list of row/column headers when you
first enter the headers. But, arrowing up or down will speak either row or
column header. anyway, once you have your desired column selected and have
brought up the context menu, you have those sort and filter options
Hi Phil,
did you try this method in Numbers version 3.5 (2109)? I’mnot quite sure but it
seems not really to work that way anymore. All I can do is sorting up or down.
But if you could try it out and tell wether it worked still for you in this
version of Numbers it would be a motivation for me
Yes, I use V3.5 (2019). I don’t know what your question is, all I said was that
you could sort up or down (high or low or whatever you want to call it). I
detailed the method I use for sorting table rows using a specific column as the
sort key. I also showed how I sort subsets of rows and
This one really has me stumped.
After highlighting a row of numbers to be sorted in either a row or column of
numbers, then stop interacting with the table and VO left arrow to the
formatter group, because this seems to be where the sort options are located,
no matter what I select, the sort
Hi,
try to jump to the head of the table at first by pressing VO + Shift + ‚. It
might be another key combination on english keyboards but you might find it
yourself. There you can choose wether to jump to column head or row head. Then
you can open the context menue.
But in terms of the sorting
In numbers, I sort table rows/columns by the following method. I don’t know if
this will work the same with a selection, but it might. A little
experimentation will tell the tale.
for sorting tables by row or column.
1, position VO anywhere in the table and press VO Shift Vertical bar (the key
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