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How can one sort the images in the "Library" by the image size or file size?

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How can one sort the images in the "Library" by the image size or file size?
 
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Or order them by date / time?
 
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Biff said:
Or order them by date / time?
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Press the 'T' key for the toolbar if you don't see it, then choose the sort order in the lower left corner below the grid.

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Thank you, yes, I had looked there already, but I cannot find anything of those items (creation date, file / image size) neither in "Sort" nor in "Filters" nor in "Attribute":
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So there is no way to sort by file / image (resolution) size? Actually I would not believe that.
 
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Oops, I wouldn't have supposed that...but no such option, very odd.
 
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Apparently, not enough people requested it. To file a request, go to https://www.feedback.photoshop.com. First try to find if somebody else already filed it. If so, don't file it again but add your vote to that one.
 
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You could view files in your specified Size ranges by using multiple Smart Collections-
MP >1<2, MP >2<3, MP >3<4, etc

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Great ideas, thank you, I will do it like that.
 
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