A family of Microsoft products that enable users to capture, organize, and reuse notes electronically.
On OneNote for Android, pages themselves cannot be auto‑sorted (for example by date or alphabetically) inside a section. Page order is effectively fixed to the order in which pages are created or manually rearranged in the desktop or web apps.
On Android, the only built‑in sorting controls apply to the Home page note list (the cross‑notebook view of recent notes), not to the page list inside a section. From the Home page you can:
- Open OneNote for Android.
- Tap the Sort & Filter icon at the top right.
- Choose to sort notes by Updated date, Created date, or Alphabetically, and optionally filter by note type or account.
This changes only how notes are listed on the Home page; it does not change the page order in notebooks or sections, so reordering pages on desktop will not appear as a “sort” on Android beyond what the Home page view already supports.
For now, the practical options are:
- Use the desktop or web version to manually arrange page order in each section, then rely on that order when browsing sections on Android.
- Use the Android Home page with its Sort & Filter options to quickly access notes by date or name, instead of depending on page order inside sections.
Feature requests for richer sorting in OneNote for Android can be submitted via the feedback mechanisms referenced in the OneNote help and community resources.
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