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| Get(SortState) function |
| Format |
Get(SortState) |
| Parameter |
| None |
| Data type returned |
| number |
| Description |
| Returns 0 if the records in the active table are not sorted. |
| Returns 1 if the records in the active table are sorted. |
| Returns 2 if the records in the active table are partially sorted (semi-sorted). |
| Each window has its own sort state. |
| Notes |
| The records in a sorted table can become semi-sorted if you add a new record, or if you change the contents of a field that was involved in the sorting. |
| If you specify the context for the current calculation, this function will be evaluated based on that context; otherwise, it will be evaluated based on the context of the current window. |
| Note See Solving calculations on a host machine for information about running scripts in client/server and peer-to-peer environments. |
| Example |
| Returns 1 when the records in the active table are sorted. |
| Related topics |
| Functions reference (category list) |
| Functions reference (alphabetical list) |
| About formulas |
| About functions |
| Defining calculation fields |
| Using operators in formulas |
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