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I've got a large amount of data that I've sorted with a pivot table. I need
to order the data within each column of the pivot table (outside of the pivot table). Example: Frequency A 6 B 7 C 6 D 5 E 4 Obviously, the largest number in the frequency column is 7 and obviously, the next largest number is 6. What I'm trying to do is to get Excel to list the results by row heading (i.e., B is the largest, A is the next largest, C is the next largest, etc.) even when there is a duplicate number. I've been using the =large() function to no avail (it gives me a value of 6 for both the second and third largest values). How do I get Excel to differentiate between the two distinct values of "6"? Thanks in advance, Jim314 |
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