Using your secondary table is probably the easiest way.

Of couse you could sort, rank and write the data back all in code.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Randy" wrote in message
...
Hi, what I want to do is sort multiple columns as one range. Example here
is
sorting descending on B, F, and I
col a colb col c col e col f col g col h col
i
col j
Name Score Rank Name Score Rank Name Score Rank

Fred 7 3 Art 6 4 George
8 2
Norma 4 5 Dumdum 1 6 Zeek 9
1


The results i want are a down then across sort:

Zeek 9 1 Fred 7 3 Norma 4
5
George 8 2 Art 6 4 Dumdum 1
6

Currently I have a separate part of the sheet where I build all the names
in
one column, sort them, and then just have the final table reference them
in
sequence. The Rank determines the rank in the one column sorted table.
This
is done with macros but real VBA is ok.

I guess the question(s) a Can I do a multi-column sort and can the Rank
function handle multiple ranges?

Thanks
--

Randy