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Default Select top 10 in a list

Yes can do that but it's not really what i want to do. I need to copy
and paste the data to another sheet and then show joint ranking as
well as per http://joemaldon.googlepages.com/

Auto filter will only filter 10 items whereas my example should
display 12.

Joe.



On 24 Oct, 16:02, "Nigel" wrote:
You could use an autofilter and choose the top 10, the filtered list can
then be copied. Record macro if you need the code to do this.

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Regards,
Nigel


"Joe Maldon" wrote in message

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Hi,


I'm looking for a way to search a range in a list and pick the top 10
from that list. Once this has been done, I then need to copy the data
to another sheet elsewhere


For example, I have a sheet called "MainList" (http://
joemaldon.googlepages.com/), I would like to pick the top 10 from the
totals colum and then take each entry and copy into another sheet
called "Top10". So, copy ID, Name and Total to sheet called "Top10".
Also then add rank positions including the joint places.


Can anyone please offer a solution how this can be done please?


Note there are two entries with the same total so the top 10 would
actually consist of twelve entries. Hope that makes sense.


Many thanks.


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