SORT

SORT sorts a collection by the values returned from applying a sorting function to each element in the collection.
Function category: Collection​
Syntax
SORT(arg1, arg2)
Argument
Description
arg1
A key function. Each element of the collection is passed to that function and then sorted based on the function's result. An underscore ( _ )  represents a placeholder, which is the value itself (dynamic reference). 
arg2
A collection to be sorted.
Examples
Let's say we're given a response with the following vehicle information:
{  
   "data":{  
      "fleet_prices": [16000, 17450, 9200],
      "fleet_names": ["BMW", "Audi", "Mercedes Benz"]
    }
}
Example 1: Sort prices by numerical value
If we want to organize these prices by basic numerical value, we can use SORT with the dynamic references themselves serving as a sorting function.
# Sort prices using dynamic references
SORT(_, data.fleet_prices)
​
# Returns [9200, 16000, 17450]
Example 2: Sort strings using same arguments
We can also sort strings using SORT with dynamic references. 
# Sort strings using dynamic references
SORT(_, data.fleet_names)
​
# Returns ["Audi", "BMW", "Mercedes Benz"]
Example 3: Sort using a dynamic reference
We can also apply a function such as LEN to the dynamic reference. This sorts by length of string. 
# Sort strings using the LEN function with dynamic references
SORT(LEN(_), data.fleet_names)
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# Returns ["Mercedes Benz", "Audi", "BMW",]

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Argument	Description
arg1	A key function. Each element of the collection is passed to that function and then sorted based on the function's result. An underscore ( _ ) represents a placeholder, which is the value itself (dynamic reference).
arg2	A collection to be sorted.