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How do I resort columns in the gradebook
Go into the Canvas Gradebook.
Click on the thing that looks like a gear in the top-right corner of your screen.
Go to "View Options."
Change "Arrange By"
Hi @ThomasBurke1 -
This guide will illustrate the steps that @RecycledElectro shared.
How do I arrange columns in the Gradebook?
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