Temple List sorting

LegacyUser

Mary Melissia Moore said: Please create a temple list sort by "Last Completed Ordinance Date". The Temple List only allows to sort by "Date Reserved" and "Date Modified". But this is not helpful for sorting the list to identify which ordiances are approaching the 2-Year release policy. Since the policy is based on the date the last ordinance was completed, not necessarily the date the ordiances were reserved, we need a sort by "Last Ordinance Completed Date" to track those PID's reservations that are about to expire, rather than with having to check each PID individually. For those of us that have a few hundred names on our list, it is quite cumbersome to track without this type of a sort option.

LegacyUser

Tom Huber said: I have requested this for a fairly long time, but have never received any kind of response. I don't know why they won't set up that last column as Date Reserved -or- Date Last Ordinance Completed.

LegacyUser

Mary Melissia Moore said: Tom, Thanks for you comments. It helps to know there are others with this same need and suggestion. Maybe if we can get more individuals to post comments then hopefully the "squeaky wheel will get the grease" !

NielsenRockyKent

Sort by last ordinance completed would be very very beneficial. Now that temples are keeping the ordinances cards, one needs to reprint ordinances that were already printed but need to be printed again.

L. Barney

I agree with the last comment. I am trying to get ready for our temple to open up next week and that means I am having to reprint cards that have had an ordinance done. Fishing through my long list of multiple pages to find the ones I need to reprint has been a major headache today. I have had to use much more paper because you can't select people to print on different pages. When you change pages the people you previously marked are unmarked. Please allow as a filter option the most recent ordinance date so those people will be grouped together for reprinting. It will save time and paper and our sanity :)