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<h1>Orders</h1>
<p>Orders are used to sort the data in your report, so that it is in the required alphabetical or numerical order.</p>
<p>You can add, edit and delete orders using the "Orders" tab of the
<a href="EasiReporter.Dialogs.Report.htm">Report Properties Dialog</a>.</p>
<p>Orders can be ascending ( ASC ) or descending ( DESC ).</p>
<p>The report Orders will usually match the
report <a href="EasiReporter.Topics.SectionPairs.htm">Section Pairs</a>. So if you have a section
pair on Customers.CustomerID, then you probably
want an order on Customers.CompanyName.</p>
<p>You probably also want an extra order for your Details section.</p>
<p>For example, if your report has the following section pairs :</p>
<pre class="Code"> </pre>
<pre class="Code">Outer Section Pair on Outer.OuterID</pre>
<pre class="Code">Inner Section Pair on Inner.InnerID</pre>
<pre class="Code"> </pre>
<p>Then you probably want the following orders :</p>
<pre class="Code"> </pre>
<pre class="Code">Outer.OuterName ASC</pre>
<pre class="Code">Inner.InnerName ASC</pre>
<pre class="Code">Details.DetailsName ASC</pre>
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