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Re: Sort [message #10242 is a reply to message #10241]

Wed, 05 November 1997 00:00

Ian Sprod
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Registered: November 1997

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try ...

sorted_x = sort(x)

then sorted_x contains a vector of indices for the sorted version of x.
hence you can use sorted_x with either x,y or z (assuming they all have
the
same dimensiosn as you imply).

RTFM "sort" for more info.

Ian

Neil Winrow wrote:
>
> Can anybody please offer their help!
>
> I have three sets of data, X, Y, Z. I read these sets of data into one
> big array. I would like to sort one of the sets of data within the big
> array, lets say sort the Z data. Is it then possible for the
> corresponding values in the X and Y to also sort to the correct values.
> Hope someone can understand, and offer me a solution.
>
> Many Thanks In Advance
>
> Neil Winrow.

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		Sort By: Neil Winrow on Wed, 05 November 1997 00:00
		Re: Sort By: Ian Sprod on Wed, 05 November 1997 00:00
		Re: Sort By: savoie on Wed, 05 November 1997 00:00
		Re: Sort By: Martin Schultz on Wed, 05 November 1997 00:00
		Re: Sort By: David Foster on Fri, 07 November 1997 00:00
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