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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. And I CANT use the sort functions because I dont wanna mess up my values Any suggestions? Please let me know. lol It's probably an easy answer, I just cant find it. |
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