# Sort and Filter Route Payment Data

Sort and filter data can be part of your data analysis. You might want to sort the data from highest to lowest amount, or sort the data alphabetically orders by certain data column in ascending or descending orders. Filter helps you find specific data based on the data keyword you’ve been input, it will show the data you need and hide the rest. Sort and filter data helps you to get quick data information as you need and understand your data better.

### Sort Route Payment Data

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### Filter Route Payment Data

**Input** the **keyword** on search field, to filter the data.

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