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Good day,
I am wanting to see if anyone knows a way to display tables in a reverse order. I have a table that gets webhooks wrote to it, identifying tower outages. An automation is running, that when we get a new one, it creates a row in X table, and that table is currently being displayed live on my homepage for baserow, but it is ‘upside down’. I want to see if there is a way to always have it flipped, where the latest row added is always on top, and scrolling down will show you later outages etc.
Thanks!
Side note; I am aware of doing a ‘sort’ and doing it manually, but more looking for a way to have it always display maybe with that ‘sort by date’ always toggled a certain way?
@frederikdc do you happen to have any ideas about this? 
Hi @devonthomson
Can you clarify your use case more in depth? If you only have a single table, you only need to set the sort manually once, so you don’t need an automation to do it for you.
When you have multiple tables, how are those tables created? Manually or through API calls?
Hi @frederikdc.
I have two tables, both are auto created/filled out via API calls. I get outages from a server on our network that monitors all our equipment, and upon a notification/api call of a outage, it hits my baserow database, then gets funneled down and a row is auto created in a table, where I have that being displayed on a ‘outages’ page in our application, but as mentioned, when those are created, they are created as the next row on the table, at the bottom, and that doesn’t help us when we want to see the latest outages at the top, not the bottom.
Is this a Baserow application or an external web application?
If it is a Baserow application, you should be able to set a sort in the Data source.
If it is an external application that gets the data through the Baserow API, you can set an order_by parameter in the querystring: Baserow API spec
@frederikdc I will be fully honest. I was thinking WAAAY to hard on this. I reread your reply about 4 times and it just clicked. I could just do a sort at the ‘data’ level on a application page, and sort by date modified… I cannot lie, this has kept me up at night and was a very simple thing to modify. Thanks for your reply and time; I am sure I will be back here again!