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More => Old Versions => Media Center 11 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: wizbang on November 18, 2004, 03:40:07 pm
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Hi Guys,
I'm trying to create a smartlist that lists my most recent imports in the order of most recent import first.
I've created the following smartlist:
[Date Imported]=<=20160 [Media Type]=[Audio] ~sort=[Date Imported],[Artist],[Album],[Track #]
but this lists them with the most recent import last, not first.
How do I reverse the sort order to ensure that the most recent import is first?
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Its okay.
Five minutes after posting I discovered that there is a "-d" modifier that can be used with sorting, so the correct smartlist is:
[Date Imported]=<=20160 [Media Type]=[Audio] ~sort=[Date Imported]-d,[Artist],[Album],[Track #]
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i was thinking about reverse sorting the other day too...
But not in a smartlist, in a view scheme.
As it stands currently...view scheme columns seem to sort in alphabetical order. I was wondering whether its possible to do a reverse sort in them.
For instance...i create a custom (calculated field)
Album Score - Album
Album score is a custom field i created to hold the avg of the track scores of an album.
I wanted to create a view scheme that has
Genre, album artist(auto) , albumscore-album
but the last column sorts in increasing order, wanted the albumscore to sort in desceding order so i see the highest rated albums first rather than towards the end.
is this possible ?
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Yes this should be possible.
In "Customize Current View...", when you add an entry to the sort window you have the option of choosing "A-Z" or "Z-A". Select the "Z-A" option for reverse sorting.
If you have already added the field to the sort window, you will need to remove it and add it again.
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i tried what u said..but dont think its working.
i created a Album Score - Album field on purpose so i could look at the upper portion (where the columns are displayed) and have 1 entry/album.
The sorting works on the lower portion of the view scheme. But that displays all the album tracks, which i ignore.