To get the most from the Mac Finder you should know how to quickly sort your files in the Finder window. Learn how to do it in the various Finder views and some tips and tricks.
Comments: 6 Responses to “How To Sort Files in the Finder on a Mac”
Sheldon
3 weeks ago
Thanks bunches
Tom Booth
3 weeks ago
Is there a way to force list view sorting to always put folders on top - sorted alphabetically with files not in a folder also alphabetically below the folders?
Tom: The setting is in Finder, Settings, Advanced.
Linda
3 weeks ago
Thank you Gary
It’s very useful But I have to go over many times to understand and needs lots practice on it I let you know if I have learn to do it right.
Mellissa
1 hour ago
I want to view who modified a document last. However, the "last modified by" is greyed out. I can't select the box. Help?
Mellissa: Files don't keep track of who modified them like that. I'm not sure of your situation where you see "Last Modified By" grayed out. In the Menu Bar under View, Sort By? What other things are going on?
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Thanks bunches
Is there a way to force list view sorting to always put folders on top - sorted alphabetically with files not in a folder also alphabetically below the folders?
Tom: The setting is in Finder, Settings, Advanced.
Thank you Gary
It’s very useful But I have to go over many times to understand and needs lots practice on it I let you know if I have learn to do it right.
I want to view who modified a document last. However, the "last modified by" is greyed out. I can't select the box. Help?
Mellissa: Files don't keep track of who modified them like that. I'm not sure of your situation where you see "Last Modified By" grayed out. In the Menu Bar under View, Sort By? What other things are going on?