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I have an spreadsheet that has different sales reps in column A.
In column B is the District the sales rep resides in. There could be many sales reps per District. In column C are the number of sales the sales rep had. Is there a way to get PER DISTRICT the top 5 employees according to their number of sales? For example, in District1 John Doe $2M District1 Jack Doe $1.5M District1 Suzy Doe $1M etc. District2 Michael Doe $5M District2 Michelle Doe $4.5M etc. Thanks so much. |
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