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I have a large data set representing customers, the products they buy, and
their total $ sales. I want to extract the complete records of customers who, say rank, number 2 in sales. I have set the extraction up through VBA but unfortunately I'm dependent on the RANK formula which has a shortcoming: if sales of $80,000 represent a #2 rank and there are 4 customers with sales of $80,000, the RANK formula does not assign a #3, #4 and #5 ranking. Is there another Excel formula or a technique to get around this? |
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