Sort in numerical order

can someone show me how to sort this in numerical order?
only the first column in order, but the rest of the columns will follow the sorted values.
does that make sense?
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Cool set of VIs, thanks for sharing pcardinale.
In this special case the following simple code would also work.
Ben64
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