Table sorting

I know how to sort the array of alpha channels digitally, but my problem is that the numeric values will not follow it for strings

Here is the code I use:

Well, assuming the two tables are of equal size, it would be to group in a loop FOR, sort, unbundle in a second loop FOR, for example as follows:

This takes advantage of the fact that Berry clusters are sorted according to the order of cluster.

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