Sort Numbers

Sort Numbers is quite a simple application that deals with, you guessed it, sorting numbers. Now, how does this work, you ask? Easily. You add a bunch of numbers with as many digits as you need or see fit, you proceed to add them to a list, and then you hit the appropriate button to have all of them sorted from smallest to largest in terms of value, of course.

Well, since we're dealing with a simplistic application design, Sort Numbers, works much in the same way a list with numbers in an Office document would. Still, if for example, you are trying to order bills by their actual monetary value, this list could come in handy.

It can also be a great way to create a clear view of how certain random values coming from any type of appliance or service have increased or decreased based on their sheer value and not the date on which they have been registered. The point is that such applications can be quite adaptable in their simplicity, owing to the fact that there is no clear direction for their provided functionality.

The user will immediately notice that this program includes some extra features that are meant to complete the whole package, offering extra support in terms of number lists and similar values. Thus, you can easily remove duplicate values, check the number of added items, and the maximum and minimum values within those same elements.

Lastly, one can easily import a TXT document containing numbers or export an existing list to the same text format. Of course, your ordered lists can be used or integrated with any type of project you've got going on.

Sort Numbers is a simple application tailored for use in many types of scenarios, all depending on the projects and plans one might have under development.