Least to Greatest Calculator
Sort numbers, decimals, and fractions in ascending or descending order
Enter Your Numbers
Supports: integers (5), decimals (3.14), fractions (1/2), and basic expressions (3+4*2). Maximum 50 values.
Enter At Least 2 Valid Numbers
Please enter at least 2 valid numbers to see the sorted results. You currently have 0 valid numbers.
Example: Book Prices Sorting
Online Book Store Prices
Total books found: 10
Price range: $7.00 to $16.85
Sorted Results (Ascending)
$7.00, $7.00, $8.25, $8.99, $10.50, $11.00, $11.99, $13.99, $14.50, $16.85
Analysis
The sorted list shows that most books are priced between $7-$12, with a few premium options above $13. The duplicate $7.00 price suggests multiple budget-friendly options.
Sorting Methods
Supported Input Formats
Quick Tips
Mix different number formats in one list
Use fractions for exact values (1/3 vs 0.333)
Switch between ascending and descending order
Copy the result in comma-separated format
Understanding Number Sorting
What is Number Sorting?
Number sorting is the process of arranging numerical values in a specific order, typically from smallest to largest (ascending) or largest to smallest (descending). This fundamental operation is essential in statistics, data analysis, and everyday problem-solving.
Why Sort Numbers?
- •Find minimum and maximum values quickly
- •Identify patterns and outliers in data
- •Calculate median and quartiles accurately
- •Compare datasets and distributions
Sorting Different Number Types
Decimals
Compare digits from left to right: 23.1457 vs 23.1349 → 4 > 3, so 23.1457 is larger.
Fractions
Convert to common denominator: 2/5 = 16/40, 3/8 = 15/40 → 16/40 > 15/40.
Tip: Our calculator handles all conversions automatically, showing both original format and decimal equivalent when helpful.