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Formula for Grouping
I have a question. I am new to excel and I have been challenged with the task
of grouping students together who needs the same courses. Example: Billy needs Math, Science, and English; Jane needs Math and English; Bob needs Math, Science, and English; Eric needs only Science; Ashely needs Math and English. How can I group 50+ students together that needs the same course, and label the groups as Group A, Group B, Group C, etc., and what formula is used, because I see too many combination but no solution. Thank in advance... |
Formula for Grouping
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-- Regards Roger Govier "Ingus Smith" wrote in message ... I have a question. I am new to excel and I have been challenged with the task of grouping students together who needs the same courses. Example: Billy needs Math, Science, and English; Jane needs Math and English; Bob needs Math, Science, and English; Eric needs only Science; Ashely needs Math and English. How can I group 50+ students together that needs the same course, and label the groups as Group A, Group B, Group C, etc., and what formula is used, because I see too many combination but no solution. Thank in advance... |
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