Hello @Dabuskol 

This is how I would go about achieving the result you want. Since views can be reused i.e used in multiple forms, I would create two separate forms, and each form will have the order of the Listviews. So for example:

Button 1: Add a Rule "Navigate to another form (Form 1)"

Button 2: Add a Rule "Navigate to another from (Form 2)"

Form 1 will contain:

 listview1

 listview2

 listview3

(In that order)

Form 2 contain: 

 listview3

 listview2

 listview1

(in that order)

Therefore you will navigate between forms and it displays the views in the order you want.

I hope this helps, and if it does, please mark as complete

If you are OK using a some JavaScript and can't create two separate forms, the following might help:

var listview1 = $('div[name="listview1"]').closest('div[class="row"]');

var listview2 = $('div[name="listview2"]').closest('div[class="row"]');

var listview3 = $('div[name="listview3"]').closest('div[class="row"]');

/* Logic to Determine the new order */

if(Button 1)  /* Order is listview1- listview2 - listview3 */

{

    listview1.parent().prepend(listview1);

    listview2.insertAfter(listview1);

    listview3.insertAfter(listview2);

}

else if(Button 2) /* Order is listview3 - listview2 - listview1 */

{

    listview3.parent().prepend(listview3);

    listview2.insertAfter(listview3);

    listview1.insertAfter(listview2);

}

else /* Order is listview2 - listview1 - listview3 */

{

    listview2.parent().prepend(listview2);

    listview1.insertAfter(listview2);

    listview3.insertAfter(listview2);

}

Disclaimer: I didn't fully test this code, I just tested the commands in the browser console, so you may need to tweak some of it and of course evaluate the conditions to determine the button clicked.

Thanks! This is my initial solution but I need a more dynamic as listviews might increase in the future as requirements progress.