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Hi all
I've created a database with times recorded for individuals in each
event, distance etc swum. This gives a list from which I need to get
the minimum time swum by each competitor in each event taking say the
best ten times overall in each group. Its easy to sort out the best 10
times using a function like 'small' but I need to filter sorting out
best 10 times in each group by competitor event, age of competitor and
possibly other criteria (like male/female etc) At present I'm stumped
any help would be appreciated. I've seen some bespoke add ins available
from people like dbdig but feel sure it can be done by advanced
filtering and formulas. Any help appreciated.


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