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Wow, yes, that sounds the sort of thing. It would need to be customisable, I'm not sure that the 
sequence used for the transliteration of hieroglyphs would necesarily be catered for.... 😊
Gary
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On Sun, 12/3/17, leleu <robert.leleu@ovh.fr> wrote:

 Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] sort order
 To: users@global.libreoffice.org
 Date: Sunday, 12 March, 2017, 18:07
 
 see
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_collation_algorithm
 now the problem is "where is the
 "collation algorithm" of calc ? An 
 algorithm which obviously has to change
 according to the language.....
 
 Je la 12/03/2017 18:50, Gary Collins skribis
 :
Thank you, yes it does. I got it to
 work with Greek iota which is about the least obtrusive.
 Strangely (to my mind) some less obtrusive characters with
 higher unicode *dont* work. Its a bit of a mystery whats
 going on, i can only surmise that there is somewhere a table
 of 'blacklisted' characters which are not taken into
 account for sorting purposes. This new (ish) sort order lark
 has been a right pain in the proverbials for me, generally
 speaking. I'll now just scour the table in the hope of
 finding something even better but at least there is
 *something* that'll work

Thanks,
G.

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On Sun, 12/3/17, Brian Barker <b.m.barker@btinternet.com>
 wrote:

   Subject: Re:
 [libreoffice-users] sort order
   To: users@global.libreoffice.org
   Date: Sunday, 12 March, 2017,
 5:51
   
   At 17:58 11/03/2017 +0000,
 Gary
   Collins wrote:
   >I'd like to know if
 there is a character, preferably
   some sort of
   >discrete punctuation
 mark, that will come *after* z in
   the sort
   >order when using natural
 sort. My problem is that i have
   some codes
   >beginning Aa which really
 speaking should come after Z.
   As a number
   >of up to 3 digits follows
 the letter(s) in each case, im
   getting A#
   >followed by Aa# then B#
 which really wont do. I have to
   use natural
   >sort as i need eg A12 to
 come after A3. Ive tried a few
   punctuation
   >characters and some
 special characters but i cant find
   one that
   >works. Any light that can
 be shed on this would be very
   welcome
   >indeed. I really dont
 want to have to precede Aa with a
   z if that
   >can possibly be
 avoided.
   
   These are not punctuation
 marks, but a bit of
   experimentation
   suggests that any Greek
 character, upper or lower case, will
   serve.
   
   I trust this helps.
   
   Brian Barker
   
   
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