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Sort a list alphabetically in WordSelect the list you want to sort.Go to Home > Sort.Set Sort by to Paragraphs and Text.Choose Ascending (A to Z) or Descending (Z to A).Select OK.

Sort data in a tableSelect a cell within the data.Select Home > Sort & Filter. Or, select Data > Sort.Select an option: Sort A to Z - sorts the selected column in an ascending order. Sort Z to A - sorts the selected column in a descending order.

Sorting can be done with raw data (across all records) or at an aggregated level (in a table, chart, or some other aggregated or summarized output). Data is typically sorted based on actual values, counts or percentages, in either ascending or descending order, but can also be sorted based on the variable value labels.

Word provides a handy shortcut that allows you to easily move rows around in a table. Simply follow these steps: Position the insertion point in the row you want to move or select the rows you want to move. While holding down the Shift and Alt keys, press the Up Arrow or Down Arrow to move the row.

Sort data in a tableSelect a cell within the data.Select Home > Sort & Filter. Or, select Data > Sort.Select an option: Sort A to Z - sorts the selected column in an ascending order. Sort Z to A - sorts the selected column in a descending order.

Sort the contents of a tableSelect the table.Next to Table Design, go to Layout > Sort.In the dialog box, choose how you'd like to sort the table.Repeat for up to three levels.Select Options for additional settings, such as case sensitive, sort language, and if you have delimited information.Select OK.

Right-click the table and select Table Properties. In the Table tab, under Text Wrapping, click Around.Click the up arrow once in the Bottom text box. If necessary, clear the Move With Text check box, then click OK twice.