As long as the TAB has list views similar to the picture, then you'll be able to make a Custom List View.

1. Enter a View Name (This name will then appear on the TAB views drop-down list, once completed with creation)
2. If you see a View Unique Name  -- it will generally self populate once you enter a View Name and click away from that  field.  (*If you have the “Customize Application” permission, you can enter a unique name to be used by the API and managed packages.)

1. Specify the Filter By Owner option, such as records owned by you or all records
   • Optionally, limit the data using search criteria to Filter By Additional Fields. (For example, “Owner Last Name' equals 'Smith' will eliminate any records not owned by an employee (user) with the Last name Smith.)
2. Choose a Field by which you want to limit the results.
3. Choose an Operator from the second drop-down list.  (For more info see Force.com's Filter operators)
4. In the last field, enter a Value for a search term.

When entering search criteria for list views or reports, use one of the following picklist values as the field, choose the equals operator, and enter the value True or False.

Activities

• All-day: True for all day events; false for events with a specific time
• Closed: True for closed tasks; false for tasks still open
• Task: True for tasks; false for events

Campaigns

Active: True for active; false for inactive

Contacts

Email Opt Out: True for cannot receive mass email; false for can receive

• You can enter relative date values to base the view on dates, such as “Create Date equals last week.”

Valid date values are: today, tomorrow, yesterday, this week, next week, last week,last 90 days, next 90 days, this month, next month, and last month.

• You can exclude any records that contain blank values for a particular field.
• Choose the field and the “does not equal” operator; leave the value blank.

Click Add Filter Logic to change the default AND relationship between each filter.

For more information see Force.com's  'Filter Logic Tips'

• Each search criteria relates to the others with an AND operator. If you specify multiple criteria, the resulting view includes items that match all criteria.
• To use an OR filter, enter up to 10 items separated by commas, in the third field, such as “State contains CA, NY”. Use quotation marks for data that includes commas. For example, “10,000”, “5,000” searches for 10,000 or 5,000.
• You cannot create list views within the Console tab, but you can view the list views defined on the tabs of other objects.

1. Highlight and choose the custom or standard fields from the Available Fields

2. Add or remove the highlighted fields to/from Selected Fields

3. Choose the position of the Selected Fields

4. Use arrows to move filed selecteions up or down (Up = left / Down = right)

1. Administrators and users with the “Manage Public List Views” permission can set the visibility to make the view available to specific groups or roles.

2. Save

1. Once you have created your view, click any column heading on to sort by the data in that particular column -- Click the heading again to reverse sort.

2. The small black arrow will move to the new column chosen  -- it will point up for sorted as A - Z or point down for sorted as Z - A

3. You can choose to sort by a specific letter (specific to first letter of value in column chosen) alphabetically with the letter list  - (For example, Choose column Account and Click 'B' in the alphabet section and all Accounts that begin with the letter be will show in the list view -- The small black arrow will  point up for sorted as 'Ba - Bz' or point down for sorted as 'Bz - Ba')

4. You can print list views for some kinds of records.  (See Force.com's Printing List Views for more details).