Apex 2.2: Reorder report columns

Question

The new reorder report columns under Report Attributes in Apex 2.2 is great, much faster than 2.0 where each column up/down needs a page refresh.
Small request: If I have 25 columns in a report region and I want to move the 20th column to the 5th position, I have to click-click-click the Up arrow on the 20th column until it is in the desired position. While doing all this clicking, since the row re-ordering is so slick, I sometimes tend to lose track of which row I am moving!
Instead, how about a UI like http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=24317:33
Clicking on a up/down arrow highlights the row and as long as the same row is moved up/down, it stays highlighted (serving as the visual aid I need). If you start moving a new row, that is "remembered" and highlighted.
Comments?
Thanks
[Sorry for not posting this as a comment on the Apex 2.2 feedback app, I wanted to see  if others agree, thus strengthening my case. Hopefully the Apex team will include this feature in 2.2]
P.S: Of course, drag and drop to reorder these rows would be the next logical feature instead of all this silly clicking around! ;-)

Answer 1

OK I added this to the feedback app under Missing Features.
Just for completeness, here is how this is implemented.
The column with the 2 arrows is a derived column with the following HTML Expression
< img src="/i22/htmldb/icons/up_arrow.gif"
     style="cursor:pointer;cursor:hand;"
     onclick="doUp(this)"
>
< img src="/i22/htmldb/icons/down_arrow.gif"
     style="cursor:pointer;cursor:hand;"
     onclick="doDown(this)"
>The Javascript functions are defined in the Region Header as
<script>
var g_last_row=false;
function doDown(pThis)
    var l_tr=html_CascadeUpTill(pThis,'TR');
    if (g_last_row && g_last_row==l_tr) html_RowHighlight(l_tr,'pink');
    else if (g_last_row) {
        html_RowHighlightOff(g_last_row);
        html_RowHighlight(l_tr,'pink');
    else html_RowHighlight(l_tr,'pink');
    g_last_row=html_RowDown(pThis);
function doUp(pThis)
    var l_tr=html_CascadeUpTill(pThis,'TR');
    if (g_last_row && g_last_row==l_tr) html_RowHighlight(l_tr,'pink');
    else if (g_last_row) {
        html_RowHighlightOff(g_last_row);
        html_RowHighlight(l_tr,'pink');
   else html_RowHighlight(l_tr,'pink');
   g_last_row=html_RowUp(pThis);
</script>I am sure the code can be refactored to be more concise/clever, I just whipped this up in 15 minutes.
Thanks