Is it possible to sort the upcoming meetings in "My Meetings" ?

Hi @checkman 

Unfortunately, the Upcoming Meetings list is always sorted by scheduled date, with no-fixed-time meetings coming at the end. I'd recommend adding them to your calendar, which would be an easier way to track what sessions you have upcoming on a given day. Adding them to your calendar and then integrating your calendar with Zoom will allow those no-fixed-time meetings to actually have a date/time associated with the calendar event, and will pull those forward when viewing upcoming meetings on the desktop client. 

It's not ideal, but I hope that helps and please make sure to mark the solution as accepted if this information is what you needed.

I would love that, too! I'm astonished that Zoom doesn't at the very least allow for an option to alphabetize the list of upcoming meetings, for those of us with predominantly recurring meetings.

I would love if Zoom would jump to the CURRENT TIME in the list -  instead of having to scroll down all the way.    ( my company encourages "all day event "  entries for PTO etc  and often that list clutters the list. )

My scheduled meetings are "no fixed time recurring meetings"

I have named each recurring meeting according to the name of other person/s attending the meeting. 

On my phone and iPad the list is organised alphabetically.

On my compute there appears to be no obvious system to the way the list is organised. I have a long list.

And so having the scheduled meetings listed alphabetically on my computer would be helpful.

How do I do this? 

Rosalie 

so, it's been two years. does Zoom have this functionality yet? I have a weekly meeting that is set all the way through the year - that's dozens upon dozens of the same meeting UNTIL I get to my recurring meetings. 

Zoom please create the option to have an alphabetized list of recurring meetings.  I used to be able to see an alphabetized list, but now I have to hunt and find the meeting.  The search button also does not help me find the meeting I'm looking for.  Thank you