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I have a column of numbers, and what I want to do is return the 7 highest of
the numbers. Then, I want to be able to return the row number of each one them. The only problem I have is, if two or more of the high numbers are the same, it will keep returning the same the row number, instead of the next and so on. Any suggestions? Please let me know. lol It's probably an easy answer, I just cant find it. |
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