How can I order this list on mathematica?

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Matrix = 1, -2, 3, -4, a, b, f, e, a, b, f, e


I want to order the columns in ascending order depending on the values on the first row. I Expect something like



-4, -2, 1, 3, f, e, f, e, a, b, a, b


I've tried the Sort function, but it just returns the initial value






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    Try Matrix[[All, Ordering[First[Matrix]]]].
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Matrix = 1, -2, 3, -4, a, b, f, e, a, b, f, e


I want to order the columns in ascending order depending on the values on the first row. I Expect something like



-4, -2, 1, 3, f, e, f, e, a, b, a, b


I've tried the Sort function, but it just returns the initial value






matrix sorting







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    Try Matrix[[All, Ordering[First[Matrix]]]].
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This is my list



Matrix = 1, -2, 3, -4, a, b, f, e, a, b, f, e


I want to order the columns in ascending order depending on the values on the first row. I Expect something like



-4, -2, 1, 3, f, e, f, e, a, b, a, b


I've tried the Sort function, but it just returns the initial value






matrix sorting







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This is my list



Matrix = 1, -2, 3, -4, a, b, f, e, a, b, f, e


I want to order the columns in ascending order depending on the values on the first row. I Expect something like



-4, -2, 1, 3, f, e, f, e, a, b, a, b


I've tried the Sort function, but it just returns the initial value






matrix sorting




matrix sorting






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    Try Matrix[[All, Ordering[First[Matrix]]]].
    – J. M. is computer-less♦
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    Try Matrix[[All, Ordering[First[Matrix]]]].
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Try Matrix[[All, Ordering[First[Matrix]]]].
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Try Matrix[[All, Ordering[First[Matrix]]]].
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Transpose[SortBy[Transpose[Matrix], First]]



-4, -2, 1, 3, f, e, f, e, a, b, a, b




Transpose[Transpose[#][[Ordering @ First @ #]]] &@ Matrix



-4, -2, 1, 3, f, e, f, e, a, b, a, b







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    Renaming Matrix to myMatrix (so as to avoid starting a variable name with an upper-case letter):



    Transpose[
     SortBy[Table[myMatrix[[1, i]], myMatrix[[2, i]], 
     i, 4], #[[1]] &]]





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    • Perhaps, you meant Matrix instead of myMatrix.
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    • Yes... in my personal code I changed the name because we must never use an upper-case letter to start the name of a variable, lest it conflict with internal definitions. Thanks. Solution amended.
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    Transpose[SortBy[Transpose[Matrix], First]]



    -4, -2, 1, 3, f, e, f, e, a, b, a, b




    Transpose[Transpose[#][[Ordering @ First @ #]]] &@ Matrix



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      Transpose[SortBy[Transpose[Matrix], First]]



      -4, -2, 1, 3, f, e, f, e, a, b, a, b




      Transpose[Transpose[#][[Ordering @ First @ #]]] &@ Matrix



      -4, -2, 1, 3, f, e, f, e, a, b, a, b







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        Transpose[SortBy[Transpose[Matrix], First]]



        -4, -2, 1, 3, f, e, f, e, a, b, a, b




        Transpose[Transpose[#][[Ordering @ First @ #]]] &@ Matrix



        -4, -2, 1, 3, f, e, f, e, a, b, a, b







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        Transpose[SortBy[Transpose[Matrix], First]]



        -4, -2, 1, 3, f, e, f, e, a, b, a, b




        Transpose[Transpose[#][[Ordering @ First @ #]]] &@ Matrix



        -4, -2, 1, 3, f, e, f, e, a, b, a, b








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            Renaming Matrix to myMatrix (so as to avoid starting a variable name with an upper-case letter):



            Transpose[
             SortBy[Table[myMatrix[[1, i]], myMatrix[[2, i]], 
             i, 4], #[[1]] &]]





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            • Perhaps, you meant Matrix instead of myMatrix.
              – bbgodfrey
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            • Yes... in my personal code I changed the name because we must never use an upper-case letter to start the name of a variable, lest it conflict with internal definitions. Thanks. Solution amended.
              – David G. Stork
              6 mins ago














            up vote
            1
            down vote













            Renaming Matrix to myMatrix (so as to avoid starting a variable name with an upper-case letter):



            Transpose[
             SortBy[Table[myMatrix[[1, i]], myMatrix[[2, i]], 
             i, 4], #[[1]] &]]





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            • Perhaps, you meant Matrix instead of myMatrix.
              – bbgodfrey
              10 mins ago










            • Yes... in my personal code I changed the name because we must never use an upper-case letter to start the name of a variable, lest it conflict with internal definitions. Thanks. Solution amended.
              – David G. Stork
              6 mins ago












            up vote
            1
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            up vote
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            Renaming Matrix to myMatrix (so as to avoid starting a variable name with an upper-case letter):



            Transpose[
             SortBy[Table[myMatrix[[1, i]], myMatrix[[2, i]], 
             i, 4], #[[1]] &]]





            share|improve this answer














            Renaming Matrix to myMatrix (so as to avoid starting a variable name with an upper-case letter):



            Transpose[
             SortBy[Table[myMatrix[[1, i]], myMatrix[[2, i]], 
             i, 4], #[[1]] &]]






            share|improve this answer














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            • Perhaps, you meant Matrix instead of myMatrix.
              – bbgodfrey
              10 mins ago










            • Yes... in my personal code I changed the name because we must never use an upper-case letter to start the name of a variable, lest it conflict with internal definitions. Thanks. Solution amended.
              – David G. Stork
              6 mins ago
















            • Perhaps, you meant Matrix instead of myMatrix.
              – bbgodfrey
              10 mins ago










            • Yes... in my personal code I changed the name because we must never use an upper-case letter to start the name of a variable, lest it conflict with internal definitions. Thanks. Solution amended.
              – David G. Stork
              6 mins ago















            Perhaps, you meant Matrix instead of myMatrix.
            – bbgodfrey
            10 mins ago




            Perhaps, you meant Matrix instead of myMatrix.
            – bbgodfrey
            10 mins ago












            Yes... in my personal code I changed the name because we must never use an upper-case letter to start the name of a variable, lest it conflict with internal definitions. Thanks. Solution amended.
            – David G. Stork
            6 mins ago




            Yes... in my personal code I changed the name because we must never use an upper-case letter to start the name of a variable, lest it conflict with internal definitions. Thanks. Solution amended.
            – David G. Stork
            6 mins ago










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