That’s odd. Is your “Month” field a date field? A text field? I would try toggling it between a text field and a date field to see which one sorts better, and also adding a leading 0 to the earlier months (01, 02, 03, etc.). See if any of that helps.
That’s odd. Is your “Month” field a date field? A text field? I would try toggling it between a text field and a date field to see which one sorts better, and also adding a leading 0 to the earlier months (01, 02, 03, etc.). See if any of that helps.
Months are a formular field with the following:
IF({Order date}=BLANK(), BLANK(),
DATETIME_FORMAT({Order date}, 'M')& ' ' &DATETIME_FORMAT({Order date}, 'MMM') & ' ' & DATETIME_FORMAT({Order date}, 'YY'))
As I can’t use a date field an only let it show the month name?
Tried to add a leading zero - however still doing the same. Ideally I’ll not have to lead with the month number.

Months are a formular field with the following:
IF({Order date}=BLANK(), BLANK(),
DATETIME_FORMAT({Order date}, 'M')& ' ' &DATETIME_FORMAT({Order date}, 'MMM') & ' ' & DATETIME_FORMAT({Order date}, 'YY'))
As I can’t use a date field an only let it show the month name?
Tried to add a leading zero - however still doing the same. Ideally I’ll not have to lead with the month number.

It seems like you’re having sorting problems because of your formula.
Although you’re visually seeing the results that you want to see, you’re actually using the BLANK() and DATETIME_FORMAT() functions incorrectly.
This would be the best way to write your formula, and the results of this formula will sort correctly for you, too:
IF(
{Order date},
DATETIME_FORMAT({Order date},'MM MMM YY')
)
Hope this helps! If this answers your question, could you please mark this comment as the solution to your question? This will help other people who have a similar question.
It seems like you’re having sorting problems because of your formula.
Although you’re visually seeing the results that you want to see, you’re actually using the BLANK() and DATETIME_FORMAT() functions incorrectly.
This would be the best way to write your formula, and the results of this formula will sort correctly for you, too:
IF(
{Order date},
DATETIME_FORMAT({Order date},'MM MMM YY')
)
Hope this helps! If this answers your question, could you please mark this comment as the solution to your question? This will help other people who have a similar question.
Thanks for this, I don’t know why I wanted to make that so complicated, however it still sorts as before.
However it still sorted as before, but realised when I made your above tweak and then it was the setting in my block that was wrong. I had column grouping set to value instead of group.