Undo it! Press Shift+F3 to reset order to ID order, or the original sort order. Undo it! In the Sort dialog box, click Reset and then click Sort.Ĭlick the arrow to the right of the Start or Finish column heading.Ĭlick Sort Earliest to Latest or Sort Latest to Earliest.
Project alphabetizes summary tasks first and then alphabetizes the subtasks under each summary task. Select Keep outline structure to make sure you can restore your project to its original form later. Select Ascending (if it isn’t already selected). The Sort dialog box helps you sort by multiple columns at the same time and gives you a way back to your project’s original outline structure if things get messed up. Keep pressing Ctrl+Z to undo a series of actions.Īdd the ID column and then sort it in numerical order. Undo it! Project gives you several options for restoring your original sort (outline) order: That’s the quick and dirty way to sort any column, not just the Task Name column. But as a project grows, you might find it handy to see an alphabetical list to make sure your plan includes all the necessary steps.Ĭlick the arrow to the right of the Task Name column heading. Most of the time, you’ll view your tasks in chronological order as you manage them.
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