I just found this handy list sorting tool that allows you to sort your list in many different useful ways.
This is NOT your basic list sorting tool. This is one that you will seriously want to bookmark and even study for a few minute.
And if there’s a sort feature that you don’t find, but think will be useful, you can send them a sample and if they think it’s useful, they’ll add it in.
Oh, and you can even mirror the words in a list (put them backwards) if for some odd reason you want to do that.
Here’s a brief sample of that seemingly useful trick;
John Reese
Willie Crawford
Patrick Petty
Michael Brown
Paul Schlegel
legelhcS luaP
nworB leahciM
ytteP kcirtaP
drofwarC eilliW
eseeR nhoJ
Well, actually the list is backwards AND upside down.
Anyhow, check out the actual useful features here:
I found a very useful website, http://listdicer.com, for performing all kinds of useful things to lists of various kinds. Looks like it can sort a list alphabetically (a-z and z-a), sort numeric lists, plus some other things like append and prepend to list items, search and replace, mirroring and randomizing lists plus it allows you to choose the separator for both input and output lists. It can do some statistical calculations such as finding the mean, mode, median, standard deviation, variance, sum, product, min and max can on the Math and Statistics page. The Set Operations page add the ability to perform set operations like Union, Intersection and Difference on two lists at the same time. This can be handy for managing and merging email lists, removing duplicates and so on.
Listdicer is really cool. Is that your site, Aaron?