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I am trying to "clean up" a data sheet so that I can run a drag down command.
The data looks like this: Name Type Score John AM 4 John AM 5 John LI 3 John RI 7 John RI 7 John RI 6 Dave AM 4 George AM 6 George LI 5 George RI 4 I would like to turn that into this Name Type Score John AM 5 John LI 3 John RI 7 George AM 6 George LI 5 George RI 4 So basically there are three types; AM, LI, RI and I want to take the highest score for each type and delete any other score. The catch is, if the person doesn't all three have 3 types, then I have to delete them. Can anyone help me? |
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