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Sort-Object and Integers

#1
I am trying to sort a colomn with numbers in a CSV file. But somehow it doesn't work. Sample CSV:

Orange;65
Red;160
Green;140
White;110
Purple;85

This is the piece of code I tried it with:

$csv = Import-Csv -Header "Color", "Number" -delimiter ';' data.csv
$csv | Sort-Object Number

Which gives me the following output:

Color Number
----- ------
White 110
Green 140
Red 160
Orange 65
Purple 85



Obviously not in the correct order. Can someone please explain me how to resolve this issue?
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#2
`Import-CSV` imports csv columns as `strings` by default. You need to cast it to `int` before you can sort by value, and not "alphabetical". Ex:

$csv = Import-Csv -Header "Color", "Number" -delimiter ';' data.csv
$csv | % { $_.Number = [int]$_.Number }
$csv | Sort-Object Number

Color Number
----- ------
Orange 65
Purple 85
White 110
Green 140
Red 160

As an alternative, you can cast it while sorting, like this:

$csv = Import-Csv -Header "Color", "Number" -delimiter ';' data.csv
$csv | Sort-Object @{e={$_.Number -as [int]}}

or even shorter `$csv | Sort-Object { [int]$_.Number }`
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