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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
MenuSortingValue
MenuSortingValue
is an option for cells and notebooks that specifies where a cell style, stylesheet, or palette is listed in the Format ► Style submenu, Format ► Stylesheet submenu, or Palettes menu respectively.
DetailsDetails
- MenuSortingValue takes an integer from
to
, or the value None. - Lower values of MenuSortingValue result in a positioning closer to the beginning of the menu.
- Items which have equivalent MenuSortingValue values will be alphabetized.
- In some menus, groups of items with different MenuSortingValue values will automatically have a Delimiter introduced between them.
- MenuSortingValue applied to a StyleData cell determines where that style will appear in the Format ► Style menu.
- A MenuSortingValue applied to a StyleData cell is not inherited by styles which inherit from that style, unlike most other StyleData options.
- The built-in Mathematica reserved range is 1000-2000.
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Basic Examples (1)Basic Examples (1)
Create a style definition for the cell style "MyTitle" with a MenuSortingValue of 2010 and reformat the cell:
MyTitleNew in 8
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