List Views: Enable Sorting by Multiple Columns in Salesforce (Admins only)

Sort List Views by Multiple Columns will be Generally Available in Salesforce after Spring '25 release, but you can enable the Beta version now. You may want to test this in Sandbox first.

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Pro Tip! Once enabled, you can find FREE training for your End Users [here](https://scribehow.com/shared/List_Views_Sort_By_Multiple_Columns_in_Salesforce__vD4rTxQ-TgyxkGmEwomQ_Q) on how to Sort List Views by Multiple Columns

Be Aware that List Views for all supported custom and standard objects will be rendered with Lightning Web Components (LWC) instead of with Aura once this feature is enabled.

From Setup, click the "Quick Find" field.

Search for "User Interface" You may have to scroll down to find it.

Click the "Enable sort by multiple columns (Beta) Enable the option for users to sort records in a list view by more than one column" field. Only enable if you are happy with the terms of the Pilot. You may want to test in Sandbox first.

If you are, scroll down and click "Save" That's it! Sort List Views by Multiple Columns will now be enabled for your users

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