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Workspace · Sort and Order

Put generated cards and outcome labels in a useful review order

Sort and Order controls how combinations are presented and whether outcomes retain their in-place arrangement or follow the standard canonical order. Use consistent ordering to make a large card list easier to inspect.

Open Permutify to use Sort and Order

Free feature

Making generated cards easier to scan.

Result cards ordered the way you prefer.

What Sort and Order does

Chooses how combinations are ranked and whether outcome order stays in-place or follows the standard canonical order.

Example: keep outcome labels consistent during card review

After generating cards from several matches, open Sort and Outcome Order in Settings. Choose canonical outcome order if you want a consistent standard arrangement, or keep the in-place order when that reflects your workflow. Select the available card ranking that makes the values you are reviewing easiest to scan.

How to use Sort and Order

Open Permutify and find Sort and Order in Workspace.

  • Open Settings.
  • Find Sort and Outcome Order.
  • Select the ordering that makes result cards easiest to review.

What to check before relying on the result

A card’s position in a sorted list does not make it more likely to win. Distinguish presentation order from the selections a card contains, and recheck visual pattern filters whenever you change an order their rules depend on.

What is the difference between sorting and removing cards?

Sorting changes how cards are arranged for review. Removal tools change the retained set and therefore the result combinations that remain covered.

Where are the outcome ordering controls?

Open Settings and find Sort and Outcome Order to choose between in-place and standard canonical arrangement.