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## Description
You could add sort conditions to the sort state of an auto filtered table
## Code
```ruby
require 'axlsx'
p = Axlsx::Package.new
wb = p.workbook
wb.add_worksheet(name: 'Sort State') do |sheet|
sheet.add_row ['Number', 'Letter', 'Priority']
sheet.add_row [1, 'B', 'high']
sheet.add_row [2, 'B', 'low']
sheet.add_row [3, 'B', 'medium']
sheet.add_row [4, 'B', 'high']
sheet.add_row [5, 'B', 'low']
sheet.add_row [6, 'B', 'medium']
sheet.add_row [7, 'A', 'high']
sheet.add_row [8, 'A', 'low']
sheet.add_row [9, 'A', 'medium']
sheet.add_row [10, 'A', 'high']
sheet.add_row [11, 'A', 'low']
sheet.add_row [12, 'A', 'medium']
sheet.auto_filter = 'A1:C13'
sheet.auto_filter.sort_state.add_sort_condition column_index: 1
sheet.auto_filter.sort_state.add_sort_condition column_index: 2, custom_list: ['low', 'medium', 'high']
sheet.auto_filter.sort_state.add_sort_condition column_index: 0, order: :desc
end
p.serialize 'sort_state_example.xlsx'
```
## Output
After adding the sort conditions:
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