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The sort() function enables users to arrange lists in a specified order, making it easier to analyze and present data. In this blog post, we will explore the structure of the sort() function, break down how it works, and provide examples to demonstrate its utility.
For this guide, I referenced the Notion Formula documentation and added my own examples and explanations.
Summary
Name | Syntax | Description | Example |
sort() | sort(list, expression?)
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list.sort(expression?) | Arranges the items in a list in ascending order based on specified criteria. | sort([3, 1, 2]) →
[1, 2, 3] |
sort() Formula
How sort() works
The sort() function arranges the items in a list in ascending order based on specified expression or criteria. This means that smaller numbers will appear before larger numbers, earlier dates will come before later dates, and strings will be sorted alphabetically based on specific rules.
The syntax for the sort() function is as follows:
sort(list, expression?)
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list.sort(expression?)
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Breaking it down
list: The collection of items that you want to sort.
expression (optional): This is an optional parameter that allows you to specify a sorting criterion.
Examples of sort()
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Conclusion
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