Print lists in output in order from highest to lowest

[Don22Trader1]

Hello NT Team,

I am creating an indicator that calculates the weighted average of the ATR using different Bar Periods. This Indicator will use the calculated ATR and multiply this number with the Price Fluctuation Dollar Amount respective to their product to rank which products are most volatile in terms of $ amount. The rankings will print in the output window at the beginning of each day. This indicator will use all available futures contracts listed in the commissions pdf file so the rankings will undoubtedly be changing day by day. Are there any examples that you can guide me to that show how to have a list order itself from highest to lowest, or any order for that matter?

[QuantKey_Bruce]

List<double> SomeList = new List<double>();
// put some values in
SomeList.Sort();

[NinjaTrader_BrandonH]

Hello Don22Trader1,

Thanks for your post.

The C# Sort() method could be used to sort a list. Note that working with C# Lists would fall under C# education and it is against our policy to provide C# programming education services in our support.

You may do further research on working with C# Lists by doing a quick Google search for something like "Sort C# Lists highest to lowest" to find information about how to sort a List in C#. Or, you could consider doing a Google search for something like "use C# Sort() method on List"

This forum thread will also be open for other community members to share their insights and advice on the topic.