Ical..... Sort items by due date

I always like to see my tasks deadlines. so I always like to sort the items by due date in the list the "To Do Items". My point is when I updated something I always need to click the option and sort items by due date again. Can I do that action with an special command instead to used the click option?
Thank you

More information about my problem:
I have setted my field under environment  > sort fields > dunning notice items
New sort variant 50 u2013 for a test have tried the
Sequence 1 u2013 budat
Sequence 2 u2013 bldatu2026 (not necessary for test only )
Also under environment I have changed the company code datau2026
As:
Comp code     Sort MHNK          sort MHND
K1 (unchanged)     50 (new u2013 changed)     
But still the dunning print will not react to the settingsu2026

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