Yes but it’s going to be really complicated programming because of the objects. Again, I’d go with Airtable for something like that. Personally if I was headed that way and didn’t want to use Airtable, I would switch to using a text string instead. For example, if your values were 67 and Tiger, you would create a list item by joining them with a separator such as “#”. So the value of a single list item would be “67#Tiger”. The separator should be a character that will never be part of a possible ExampleText value. Then you can sort the list using the built-in sort block! When you need to get each separate value (ExampleNumber and ExampleText), use the text substring block and other text blocks to find the separator (“#”) and determine which substrings you need for each value.
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