SORT

SORT(array [,sort_index] [,sort_order] [,by_col])

Returns the array of data that has been sorted by one column.

array	The range, or array to sort.
sort_index	(Optional) The number indicating the row or column to sort by (1)
sort_order	(Optional) The number indicating the desired sort order: 1 = for ascending order (default) -1 = for descending order
by_col	(Optional) A logical value indicating the desired sort direction: False (or 0) = to sort by row (default) True (<> 0) = to sort by column

REMARKS

* This function was added in Excel 2021.
* This function can create a Dynamic Array Formula.
* This function can be used to return a table sorted by one column.
* If you want to sort by more than one column then you must supply array constants for the second and third arguments.
* If "sort_index" is left blank, then 1 (first column) is used.
* If "sort_index" is not numeric, then #NAME? is returned.
* If "sort_order" is left blank, then 1 (ascending) is used.
* If "by_col" is left blank, then False is used.
* You can use the FILTER function to filter the data based on multiple criteria.
* You can use the SORTBY function to return an array of data that has been sorted based on multiple columns or values in a corresponding range.
* You can use the UNIQUE function to return an array of unique values from a list, table or cell range.
* For the Microsoft documentation refer to support.microsoft.com
* For the Google documentation refer to support.google.com

	A	B	C
1	=SORT(B1:C4) = { "one", 30 ; "one", 50 ; "three", 10 ; "two", 20 }	one	30
2	=SORT(B1:C4,1,1) = { "one", 30 ; "one", 50 ; "three", 10 ; "two", 20 }	two	20
3	=SORT(B1:C4,1,-1) = { "two", 20 ; "three", 10 ; "one", 30 ; "one", 50 }	one	50
4	=SORT(B1:C4,2,1) = { "three", 10 ; "two", 20 ; "one", 30 ; "one", 50 }	three	10
5	=SORT(B1:C4,2,-1) = { "one", 50 ; "one", 30 ; "two", 20 ; "three", 10 }
6	=SORT(B1:C4,{1,2},{1,-1}) = { "one", 50 ; "one", 30 ; "three", 10 ; "two", 20 }
7	=SORT(FILTER(B1:C4,C1:C4<25),2,1) = { "three", 10 ; "two", 20 }
8	=SORT(B1:C4,"text") = #NAME?

1 - Sort all the rows in the range "B1:C4" by column 1, in ascending order.
2 - Sort all the rows in the range "B1:C4" by column 1, in ascending order.
3 - Sort all the rows in the range "B1:C4" by column 1, in descending order.
4 - Sort all the rows in the range "B1:C4" by column 2, in ascending order.
5 - Sort all the rows in the range "B1:C4" by column 2, in descending order.
6 - Sort all the rows in the range "B1:C4" by column 1, ascending AND by column 2, descending.
7 - Sort all the rows in the range "B1:C4" by column 1, and have a value less than 25 in column C, ascending
8 - Show all the rows in the range "B1:C4", where column "C" has a value less than 25, sorted by column 2, in ascending order.
9 - If the "sort_index" is not numeric, then #NAME? is returned.