Can I sort my notes in alphabetical order?

They are sorted by date modified, so, you'd have to modify them to change the sort order.

BruniniApple wrote:

--> Can anyone tell me if notes CAN BE sorted alphabetically and if so how?

Only if you do so manually by first alerting the modified date.

There are may "Notes" apps in the app store, don't use any so can't recommend one.

Have you noticed how snotty iPhone users are in their replies? This lack of a reasonable feature is just another in a long list of reasons to buy Android.

Woody20164 wrote:

Have you noticed how snotty iPhone users are in their replies? This lack of a reasonable feature is just another in a long list of reasons to buy Android.

I've also noticed snotty android users like to come on here and troll. 😁

Woody20164 wrote:

Have you noticed how snotty iPhone users are in their replies?

Can't say I have.

I happen to be a captive iphud user not by choice, but by corporate dictate. Unless you're a teenage who uses his devise for texting, Facebook, or Twitter, they are pretty much Stone Age in their capability for business applications.

Woody20164 wrote:

I happen to be a captive iphud user not by choice, but by corporate dictate. Unless you're a teenage who uses his devise for texting, Facebook, or Twitter, they are pretty much Stone Age in their capability for business applications.

Thank you for enlightening me! I will now give up the iPhone I've been using for business for the last 4 years and go buy something more suitable. It seemed as if it was working so well for business. But I must have been mistaken about how productive I've been.Yikes! I sure hope my boss doesn't find out! She may take back that bonus she gave me.

Well, for you you clearly have a inferior phone. Before I retired my work phone was a 4s and it worked beautifully. Perhaps you don't know how to use it. As this is a user to user technical support site do you have a technical problem to solve so you can go back to work? What reasonable feature is missing?

Finally, we can do it. I don't know when the feature became available, but I'm running OS X El Capitan 10.11.6

Very helpful. Thanks