Dashboards PowerShell Grid Widgets - Grouping and Sorting?

Question

First of all, to those who made Dashboard PowerShell Grid Widgets possible - Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.  Love it!  So much more power except for the output......
Is there a way to group and sort my results or is it my system?  Clicking the column header doesn't seem to work, no personalize option, nor does sorting in the script seem to work. 
Thank you. 
BTW, it looks like the dashboard is sorting by ID no matter what one does.

Answer 1

Tried it, doesn't work. Moreover, the example in the link uses CreateInstance
whereas I'm using CreateFromObject.  Below is my code.  If I run the first two lines from the SCOM PS command prompt, I receive a nicely sorted results.  Not so in the PowerShell Grid Widget (PsGW).  If I change
my sort property to Id, then the output order matches the PsGW.  So is this a result of using
CreateFromObject?
Editorial Feedback for the SCOM Team:  From all the examples I've seen on the web, and most seem to be derivative of two or three MS examples, the trend appears to be that CreateInstance
is used for the PowerShell Web Browser Widget and everyone seems to be enamored by its capabilities.  It sure is pretty, but for my environment doesn't offer a great deal.  I feel the real meat and potatoes is PsGW - being
able to create one's own output.  I'd love to see more examples of the methods in ScritpContextObject (who's link I'm unable to add) that have nothing to do with the web. 
$class = Get-SCOMClass -Name Microsoft.Windows.Cluster.Group
$clstrGrpRes = Get-SCOMClassInstance -Class $class | ? { $_.HealthState -ne "Uninitialized" } | sort-object -property Name -Descending
foreach ($gRes in $clstrGrpRes)
$dataObject = $ScriptContext.CreateFromObject($gRes,"Id=Id,Health=HealthState", $null)
$dataObject["Cluster"] = $gRes.Name.Split(".")[0]
$dataObject["Group Resource"] = $gRes.Name.Split(".")[1]
$dataObject["Hosting Node"] = ($gRes | % { $_.values } | ? { $_.Type.ToString() -eq 'GroupActiveOnNodeDuringDiscovery' } ).value
  $ScriptContext.ReturnCollection.Add($dataObject)