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I have an entry called "reviews" and within reviews I have a table field with several values. I would like to use the field values to display entry listings in a particular way.



First: I would like to be able to display entry listings so that if the field value is = x to display a particular set of entries.



Second: I would like to be able to display these values so that they are in an ascending order.






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    I have an entry called "reviews" and within reviews I have a table field with several values. I would like to use the field values to display entry listings in a particular way.



    First: I would like to be able to display entry listings so that if the field value is = x to display a particular set of entries.



    Second: I would like to be able to display these values so that they are in an ascending order.






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      I have an entry called "reviews" and within reviews I have a table field with several values. I would like to use the field values to display entry listings in a particular way.



      First: I would like to be able to display entry listings so that if the field value is = x to display a particular set of entries.



      Second: I would like to be able to display these values so that they are in an ascending order.






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      I have an entry called "reviews" and within reviews I have a table field with several values. I would like to use the field values to display entry listings in a particular way.



      First: I would like to be able to display entry listings so that if the field value is = x to display a particular set of entries.



      Second: I would like to be able to display these values so that they are in an ascending order.






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          OK, one possible way is the use the value of the colour field in an if statement, something this:



          {# list rows that have "blue" in the colour field #}
          
{% for row in table.fieldName %}
          
{% if row.colour == 'blue' %} // probably best to make "blue" a variable
          
    <li>{{ row.age }} - {{ row.provider }} - etc.</li>
          
{% endif %}


          In order to sort the table by a field value you will have to create a new array with the table data, then order by the name value. Will work that up for you in a bit



          You could also do it with JavaScript, but that is nasty.



          Here is the complete code using an Array to sort by the age field:



          {% set tableBlock =  %}
          
{% set tableRow =  %} 
          

          
{% for row in entry.myTableField %} 
          
    {% if row.colour == "blue" %}
          

          
    {% set tableRow = {
          
        'age' : row.age,
          
        'colour' : row.colour,
          
        'provider' : row.provider
          
    } %}
          
{% set tableBlock = tableBlock|merge([tableRow]) %} 
          
    {% endif %}
          

          
{% endfor %}
          

          
{% for row in tableBlock|sort %}
          
    
        • {{row.age}} {{row.colour}} {{row.provider}}

          • 
{% endfor %}


          For some reason the code block formatting is not working...






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            • @RoiAgenta My entry type name is "reviews" and I have created a table field with the handle "reviewData". Within this table are a few columns columns with the handle names "age, provider, colour, style". As per my first question I would like to display all review entries with the colour = "blue" in one listing. For the second question I would like to display all review entires in ascending order according to their age value.
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            OK, one possible way is the use the value of the colour field in an if statement, something this:



            {# list rows that have "blue" in the colour field #}
            
{% for row in table.fieldName %}
            
{% if row.colour == 'blue' %} // probably best to make "blue" a variable
            
    <li>{{ row.age }} - {{ row.provider }} - etc.</li>
            
{% endif %}


            In order to sort the table by a field value you will have to create a new array with the table data, then order by the name value. Will work that up for you in a bit



            You could also do it with JavaScript, but that is nasty.



            Here is the complete code using an Array to sort by the age field:



            {% set tableBlock =  %}
            
{% set tableRow =  %} 
            

            
{% for row in entry.myTableField %} 
            
    {% if row.colour == "blue" %}
            

            
    {% set tableRow = {
            
        'age' : row.age,
            
        'colour' : row.colour,
            
        'provider' : row.provider
            
    } %}
            
{% set tableBlock = tableBlock|merge([tableRow]) %} 
            
    {% endif %}
            

            
{% endfor %}
            

            
{% for row in tableBlock|sort %}
            
    
          • {{row.age}} {{row.colour}} {{row.provider}}

            • 
{% endfor %}


            For some reason the code block formatting is not working...






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              OK, one possible way is the use the value of the colour field in an if statement, something this:



              {# list rows that have "blue" in the colour field #}
              
{% for row in table.fieldName %}
              
{% if row.colour == 'blue' %} // probably best to make "blue" a variable
              
    <li>{{ row.age }} - {{ row.provider }} - etc.</li>
              
{% endif %}


              In order to sort the table by a field value you will have to create a new array with the table data, then order by the name value. Will work that up for you in a bit



              You could also do it with JavaScript, but that is nasty.



              Here is the complete code using an Array to sort by the age field:



              {% set tableBlock =  %}
              
{% set tableRow =  %} 
              

              
{% for row in entry.myTableField %} 
              
    {% if row.colour == "blue" %}
              

              
    {% set tableRow = {
              
        'age' : row.age,
              
        'colour' : row.colour,
              
        'provider' : row.provider
              
    } %}
              
{% set tableBlock = tableBlock|merge([tableRow]) %} 
              
    {% endif %}
              

              
{% endfor %}
              

              
{% for row in tableBlock|sort %}
              
    
            • {{row.age}} {{row.colour}} {{row.provider}}

              • 
{% endfor %}


              For some reason the code block formatting is not working...






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                OK, one possible way is the use the value of the colour field in an if statement, something this:



                {# list rows that have "blue" in the colour field #}
                
{% for row in table.fieldName %}
                
{% if row.colour == 'blue' %} // probably best to make "blue" a variable
                
    <li>{{ row.age }} - {{ row.provider }} - etc.</li>
                
{% endif %}


                In order to sort the table by a field value you will have to create a new array with the table data, then order by the name value. Will work that up for you in a bit



                You could also do it with JavaScript, but that is nasty.



                Here is the complete code using an Array to sort by the age field:



                {% set tableBlock =  %}
                
{% set tableRow =  %} 
                

                
{% for row in entry.myTableField %} 
                
    {% if row.colour == "blue" %}
                

                
    {% set tableRow = {
                
        'age' : row.age,
                
        'colour' : row.colour,
                
        'provider' : row.provider
                
    } %}
                
{% set tableBlock = tableBlock|merge([tableRow]) %} 
                
    {% endif %}
                

                
{% endfor %}
                

                
{% for row in tableBlock|sort %}
                
    
              • {{row.age}} {{row.colour}} {{row.provider}}

                • 
{% endfor %}


                For some reason the code block formatting is not working...






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                OK, one possible way is the use the value of the colour field in an if statement, something this:



                {# list rows that have "blue" in the colour field #}
                
{% for row in table.fieldName %}
                
{% if row.colour == 'blue' %} // probably best to make "blue" a variable
                
    <li>{{ row.age }} - {{ row.provider }} - etc.</li>
                
{% endif %}


                In order to sort the table by a field value you will have to create a new array with the table data, then order by the name value. Will work that up for you in a bit



                You could also do it with JavaScript, but that is nasty.



                Here is the complete code using an Array to sort by the age field:



                {% set tableBlock =  %}
                
{% set tableRow =  %} 
                

                
{% for row in entry.myTableField %} 
                
    {% if row.colour == "blue" %}
                

                
    {% set tableRow = {
                
        'age' : row.age,
                
        'colour' : row.colour,
                
        'provider' : row.provider
                
    } %}
                
{% set tableBlock = tableBlock|merge([tableRow]) %} 
                
    {% endif %}
                

                
{% endfor %}
                

                
{% for row in tableBlock|sort %}
                
    
              • {{row.age}} {{row.colour}} {{row.provider}}

                • 
{% endfor %}


                For some reason the code block formatting is not working...







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                    • @RoiAgenta My entry type name is "reviews" and I have created a table field with the handle "reviewData". Within this table are a few columns columns with the handle names "age, provider, colour, style". As per my first question I would like to display all review entries with the colour = "blue" in one listing. For the second question I would like to display all review entires in ascending order according to their age value.
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                    • @RoiAgenta My entry type name is "reviews" and I have created a table field with the handle "reviewData". Within this table are a few columns columns with the handle names "age, provider, colour, style". As per my first question I would like to display all review entries with the colour = "blue" in one listing. For the second question I would like to display all review entires in ascending order according to their age value.
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                    • @RoiAgenta My entry type name is "reviews" and I have created a table field with the handle "reviewData". Within this table are a few columns columns with the handle names "age, provider, colour, style". As per my first question I would like to display all review entries with the colour = "blue" in one listing. For the second question I would like to display all review entires in ascending order according to their age value.
                      – Aleks P
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                    • @RoiAgenta My entry type name is "reviews" and I have created a table field with the handle "reviewData". Within this table are a few columns columns with the handle names "age, provider, colour, style". As per my first question I would like to display all review entries with the colour = "blue" in one listing. For the second question I would like to display all review entires in ascending order according to their age value.
                      – Aleks P
                      7 hours ago


















                    @RoiAgenta My entry type name is "reviews" and I have created a table field with the handle "reviewData". Within this table are a few columns columns with the handle names "age, provider, colour, style". As per my first question I would like to display all review entries with the colour = "blue" in one listing. For the second question I would like to display all review entires in ascending order according to their age value.
                    – Aleks P
                    7 hours ago






                    @RoiAgenta My entry type name is "reviews" and I have created a table field with the handle "reviewData". Within this table are a few columns columns with the handle names "age, provider, colour, style". As per my first question I would like to display all review entries with the colour = "blue" in one listing. For the second question I would like to display all review entires in ascending order according to their age value.
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