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I have a list of marks of students (numbers) and I want to extract the top 5
percentage from the list |
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Hi,
U can use "Data / Sort" tools. If any problem, revert. Regards Akhilesh Dalia akhileshdalia<athotmail<dotcom "Anitha" wrote: I have a list of marks of students (numbers) and I want to extract the top 5 percentage from the list |
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another method is find percentile(95%) and do advance filter
Akhilesh Dalia wrote in message ... Hi, U can use "Data / Sort" tools. If any problem, revert. Regards Akhilesh Dalia akhileshdalia<athotmail<dotcom "Anitha" wrote: I have a list of marks of students (numbers) and I want to extract the top 5 percentage from the list |
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I take it that you want the names of the students along with their marks
to figure in the list. There are a couple options. A formula sytem: Let A5:B25 house the following sample, including the headers Student and Mark... {"Student","Mark"; "dawn",35; "damon",23; "bob",25; "chris",22; "christine",21; "ian",32; "john",35; "anitha",35; "brian",33; "laurent",29; "daniel",27; "dennis",32; "tom",26; "thomas",29; "martin",31; "linda",30; "olga",35; "dilip",31; "mete",25; "bilge",31} C6, copy down: =RANK(B6,$B$6:$B$25)+COUNTIF(B6:$B$6,B6)-1 This ranks the marks. D5: ="Top "&SUM(E3:E4)&" Students" D6, copy to E6 then down: =IF(ROW()-ROW(D$6)+1<=$E$3+$E$4,INDEX(A$6:A$25,MATCH(ROW()-ROW($D$6)+1,$C$6:$C$25,0)),"") Parameters, given & calculated E1: =COUNT(B6:B26) Counts the available marks. E2: 5% E3: =ROUNDUP(E1*E2,0) Determines N, taking 5% of the available marks. E4: =MAX(IF(INDEX(B6:B20,MATCH(E3,C6:C20,0))=B6:B20,C6 :C20))-E3 which must be confirmed with control+shift+enter instead of the usual enter. The latter formula determines the ties of the Nth value calculated in E3. The area in D:E from row 6 downwards will contain the desired list of Top 5% of the students along with their marks. Other options: Advanced Filter with a computed criteria, AutoFilter, and Pivot tables. Anitha wrote: I have a list of marks of students (numbers) and I want to extract the top 5 percentage from the list |
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