---
id: en/discover/how-to-sort-the-entries-descending-or-ascending
title: "How to Sort the Entries Descending or Ascending?"
category: discover
language: en
updated_at: 2025-12-13
url: https://help.bidx.io/en/discover/how-to-sort-the-entries-descending-or-ascending/
---
# How to Sort the Entries Descending or Ascending?

## Overview

In "Discover" you will find various data areas such as **Marketplaces**, **Portfolios**, **Campaigns**, **Ad Groups**, **Targets**, **Negative Targets**, **Product Ads**, and **Search Terms**. Each of these views shows you key metrics in tables, such as **Sales**, **Costs**, **Clicks**, **Impressions**, or **ACOS**. Most columns can be easily sorted by clicking the column header: either descending (highest values first) or ascending (smallest values first).

## Accessing the Function

You can access the sorting feature by clicking on **Discover** in the main menu and then selecting any of the following tabs: **Marketplaces**, **Portfolios**, **Campaigns**, **Ad Groups**, **Targets**, **Negative Targets**, **Product Ads**, or **Search Terms**.

## Step-by-Step Guide

### Step 1: Select a Tab

First, open **Discover** and go to the area whose data you want to sort, for example, **Campaigns**, **Ad Groups**, or **Search Terms**. Just pick the relevant tab from the navigation bar.

### Step 2: Choose a Column to Sort

Click the header of the column you want to sort your data by, such as **Sales**, **Costs**, **Orders**, **Clicks**, **Impressions**, **ACOS**, **ROAS**, **CVR**, **CPC**, **Units Sold**, **Daily Budget**, **Std. Bid**, **Bid**, or **Created At**.  
Clicking once on a sortable column sorts the table in descending order. A second click reverses the sorting. A third click removes the sorting.  
Not all columns are sortable. Sortable columns are clearly indicated or react accordingly.  
Often, the default sorting is by **Sales** in descending order.

### Step 3: Keep Sorting and Switch Between Views

When you switch between tabs in “Discover,” your current sorting setting is retained. With **Copy URL** (via the Discover toolbar), you can save or share the current view including filters, date range, and sorting.  
If you change the time range, the table reloads – sorting is then applied to the new data.

## Settings & Options

With **Add Filter**, you can further filter the view by marketplace, campaign, status, types, or numeric values (like costs). Filters and sorting work independently; for example, you can filter all entries with at least 100 clicks and then sort by **Sales** in descending order.  
Use **Copy URL** to save often-used views for yourself or colleagues and open them again later.

## Limitations & Special Notes

- Not all columns are sortable. Sortable columns can be recognized by their active response and visible sorting indicator.
- The first click on a column sorts it in descending order – the highest values are shown at the top.
- With large amounts of data, reloading after sorting may take a moment. Data is usually displayed page by page.

## Tips & Best Practices

- Combine the sorting feature with **Add Filter** to see the most important values within a subset first.
- Use **Edit Columns** to specifically display, compare, and sort relevant metrics.
- Take advantage of **Copy URL** to save commonly used analyses or easily share them with colleagues.