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Least to Greatest Calculator (Sort & Order Numbers)

Paste a list of numbers and it sorts them low to high or high to low. It reads decimals, fractions, negatives, and scientific notation, and also reports the min, max, median, and mean.

How to use
  1. Paste or type your list of numbers.
  2. Choose ascending or descending order.
Sample sets
Sorted list
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Count
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Min
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Max
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Median
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Mean
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Range
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Sum
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For study and estimation. Verify against authoritative data before relying on a result.
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Common questions

Can it sort fractions and decimals together?

Yes. It converts each entry to its numeric value first, so 3/4 and 0.7 are ordered correctly against each other.

Does it handle negatives and scientific notation?

It does. Values like -5 and 1.5e-3 are parsed and placed in the right spot in the order.

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