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Simplifying Formula (Part 2)
Similar to my last post.
Imagine a pivot table (or one that looks exactly the same using Sumproduct) and on another page, taking information and sorting it. I currently use. Name - Think Being Sorted - Rank - Countif - Total - Name - Numbers - Vlookup - Vlookup So I rank the data, the countif counts if that data is repeated, so if 2 people both have 14 units, it'll put a 1 next to the second one (Countif($B$2:B4,B5) dragged down) add the rank and the total together so I have a rank that doesn't contain multiples. Reput the name, in the next column just the numbers 1, 2, 3 etc. Then do a Vlookup using those numbers against the Total column, returning the name; so this puts all the names in order. Then a final vlookup on the first two columns to get the data next to the names. So 9 Columns to automatically sort a column of information, which seems alot to me... there must be an easier way to automatically sort information without resorting to using a macro... |
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