Sorts a list of data, {0}, according to the optional criteria specified. An optional parameter, {1}, can be specified as the comparison criterion. This can take the following values:
- To control the order, the comparison criterion can be an Order enum value. (
Order.Descending
,Order.Ascending
). - To compute a key to be used for sorting, a function of 1 argument can be used.
- To both select a key and control order, comparison criterion can be a list containing the key and order (
{{each 1 / _, Order.Descending}}
). - To completely control the comparison, a function of 2 arguments can be used that returns -1, 0, or 1 given the relationship between the left and right inputs. Value.Compare is a method that can be used to delegate this logic.
Sort the selected column so that the highest values are at the top of the column. You must select the column you want to ...
Sort the selected column so that the lowest values are at the top of the column. You must select the column you want to sort. ...
Sort the table {[A = 1, B = 2], A = 1, B = 1], A = 2, B = 2]} on column "A" then "B", with "B" being in descending order. ...
Sorting is not supported on column '%{column/}' in table '%{table/}' because no hierarchy is associated with that column, ...
Sorts a list of data, {0}, according to the optional criteria specified. An optional parameter, {1}, can be specified as ...
Sorts a set and returns the specified number of bottommost elements whose cumulative total is at least a specified percentage. ...
Sorts a set and returns the specified number of bottommost elements whose cumulative total is at least a specified value. ...
Sorts a set, and then returns the specified number of bottommost members whose cumulative total is at least the specified ...
Sorts a set, and then returns the specified number of topmost members whose cumulative total is at least the specified percentage. ...