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sue 200 bill 300 with a list of scores i can get 1st 2nd 3rd on down, and I can put the name with the max score. How can I get the name with the 2nd, 3rd on down.PLS Help |
max scores
Let's say you have this data listed in A1:B3
This will work if you don't have more than one person getting the same score. Highest score =INDEX(A$1:A$3,MATCH(LARGE(B$1:B$3,1),B$1:B$3,0),0 ) 2nd highest score =INDEX(A$1:A$3,MATCH(LARGE(B$1:B$3,2),B$1:B$3,0),0 ) 3rd highest score =INDEX(A$1:A$3,MATCH(LARGE(B$1:B$3,2),B$1:B$3,0),0 ) "Cricket" wrote in message ... tom 100 sue 200 bill 300 with a list of scores i can get 1st 2nd 3rd on down, and I can put the name with the max score. How can I get the name with the 2nd, 3rd on down.PLS Help |
max scores
Select both columns
go to data sort and sort by the scores column the names will follow suit. Greetings from New Zealand Bill K "Cricket" wrote in message ... tom 100 sue 200 bill 300 with a list of scores i can get 1st 2nd 3rd on down, and I can put the name with the max score. How can I get the name with the 2nd, 3rd on down.PLS Help |
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