sql question Select * From * where one=two order by

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Hi,

I need some help with a query.

i want to select from a table, some values, but the values depend on the value of an other cell. after i select i need to sort them.

Can i use ELECT column FROM table WHERE one=two ORDER BY ...?

thanks, Sebastian

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