Sorting Columns of a table.

I have a table with two columns without any title, i want to sort the numbers in the table in an order. I've a ttached a picture of my table to the question.

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Is there a particular reason why you did not store them as numeric if you want them to act numeric?
I suspect the reason is that graph won't let you use numeric values for the node names.
>> g = graph(eye(3));
>> g.Nodes = table([1;2;3], 'VariableNames', {'Name'})
Error using graph.validateName (line 358)
Node names must be a cell array of nonempty character vectors.
And please do not ask the same question multiple times. It's a waste of our effort.
graph() accepts numeric s and t arrays. categorical too I think.
Yes, the edges can be numeric (and usually are), the node names cannot be numeric.
However, looking at the discussion in the other identical question, that wx appears to be simply a copy of the Edge table, not something generated from the Node table, so you are right, the values in wx should be numeric.

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KSSV
KSSV on 8 Oct 2018
Okay you can sort them in the way you want. Have a look on the function sort. With this you can sort.
Guillaume
Guillaume on 8 Oct 2018
Edited: Guillaume on 8 Oct 2018
If you want to sort wx according to the numeric values:
[~, order] = sortrows(str2double(wx.EndNodes));
wx = wx(order, :);

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