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How To Obtain The Top 10%
I have two columns displaying over 16K rows of data. Column A is person
1,2,3,4, etc. and Column B is their corresponding point balance. How can I find the top 10% and bottom 20% of those people? I only found a sort option using a Pivot Table for the top 10, but it didn't allow me to say 10%. Any assistance would be appreciated!! |
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How To Obtain The Top 10%
What version of Excel?
Tyro "SMH" wrote in message ... I have two columns displaying over 16K rows of data. Column A is person 1,2,3,4, etc. and Column B is their corresponding point balance. How can I find the top 10% and bottom 20% of those people? I only found a sort option using a Pivot Table for the top 10, but it didn't allow me to say 10%. Any assistance would be appreciated!! |
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How To Obtain The Top 10%
Sort the data by point balance. The top 10% would be rows 1 thru 1600. The
botttom 20% would be rows 12800 thru 16000 -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200775 "SMH" wrote: I have two columns displaying over 16K rows of data. Column A is person 1,2,3,4, etc. and Column B is their corresponding point balance. How can I find the top 10% and bottom 20% of those people? I only found a sort option using a Pivot Table for the top 10, but it didn't allow me to say 10%. Any assistance would be appreciated!! |
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If the data is in a table on the worksheet, select a cell in the table,
and choose DataFilterAutoFilter Click on the dropdown list that will appear in the Column B heading cell. Choose Top 10 From the dropdowns, choose Top, 10, and Percent or choose Bottom, 20, and Percent SMH wrote: I have two columns displaying over 16K rows of data. Column A is person 1,2,3,4, etc. and Column B is their corresponding point balance. How can I find the top 10% and bottom 20% of those people? I only found a sort option using a Pivot Table for the top 10, but it didn't allow me to say 10%. Any assistance would be appreciated!! -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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It worked! Thank you so much! :)
"Debra Dalgleish" wrote: If the data is in a table on the worksheet, select a cell in the table, and choose DataFilterAutoFilter Click on the dropdown list that will appear in the Column B heading cell. Choose Top 10 From the dropdowns, choose Top, 10, and Percent or choose Bottom, 20, and Percent SMH wrote: I have two columns displaying over 16K rows of data. Column A is person 1,2,3,4, etc. and Column B is their corresponding point balance. How can I find the top 10% and bottom 20% of those people? I only found a sort option using a Pivot Table for the top 10, but it didn't allow me to say 10%. Any assistance would be appreciated!! -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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