UCA Chart Help

This set of charts shows the Unicode Collation Algorithm values for Unicode characters. The characters are arranged in the following groups:

Null	Completely ignoreable (primary, secondary and tertiary levels) These include control codes and various formatting codes.
Ignorable	Ignorable at a primary level, but not at a secondary or tertiary level. These include most accents and diacritics.
Variable	Characters that may be set to ignorable by a programmatic switch. These include spaces, punctuation marks, and most symbols.
Common	Characters that are none of the above, but not considered letters. These include numbers, currency symbols, etc.
Letters	According to script
Unsupported	Not explicitly supported in this version of UCA; uses code-point order

The characters* within each group are arranged in cells. The characters added in the last release are in yellow. Otherwise, the color of the cell indicates the strength of the difference between that character and the previous character in the chart, as follows.

No Expansion		Expansion
a `0061`	Primary difference	ǳ `01F3`	Primary difference
á `00E1`	Secondary Difference	Ǳ `01F1`	Secondary Difference
A `0041`	Tertiary difference	ǲ `01F2`	Tertiary difference
Å `212B`	Quarternary difference or no difference		Quarternary difference or no difference

Note: If tooltips are enabled in your browser, then if you pause the mouse over any cell, you will see the name of the character and a representation of the sort key. In this representation, the separators between the weight levels are represented with "|".

*	In some cases, the UCA data table also includes contractions. They can be recognized by the multiple code point numbers, as in the following:	ஔ `0B92 0BD7`

Notes

The UCA results are versioned both by the version of the UCA and by the version of The Unicode Standard used to process the data.
These charts only provide one of the alternatives for handling variable characters (punctuation), whereby these characters are non-ignorable.
Characters from large blocks, such as CJK-Ideographs, Hangul Syllables, Private Use Area, etc. are represented by a sampling.
Some unassigned code points, noncharacters and other edge cases are also added to the list for comparison.
For more information, see UTS #10: Unicode Collation Algorithm.

To properly view these charts, you need to have an updated browser, and Unicode fonts (such as the Noto Fonts) that cover the characters you are interested in.