Goodwill Community Foundation is creating opportunities for a better life. In this video, we're going to talk about sorting and filtering. These are both tools that you can use to organize your data. They're really useful when you're working on tables, but you can use them with other objects as well. By default, tables are sorted by the ID number, but you can sort by any field that you want. First, click on the field name and then on the Home tab, click ascending or descending. Now all of the records are in alphabetical order by last name, making it much easier to find a specific customer. If you want to clear the sort, you can click "remove sort" on the Home tab. Sometimes, when you have a lot of data, it's easier to just hide the records that you don't want. You can do that by creating a filter. There are several different ways that you can filter the data. If you click the drop-down arrow next to the field name, you'll see a list of all the different values that appear in this field. Each one will have a check next to it, so you can uncheck the ones that you don't want to see. If you uncheck "select all," it'll clear all of them. I just want to see the customers from Carrie. The drop-down arrow will turn into a filter icon to show that there is a filter on this field. Once you've created a filter, you can turn it on and off by clicking "toggle filter" on the Home tab. Now, I'm going to open the products table and filter based on the product name. I want to show all of the products that contain the word "chocolate" in the name. To do this, I'll select the word "chocolate"...