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Filter on a helper col. Assuming scores/marks are listed within D2:D200,
place in say E2: =IF(D2="","",IF(OR(PERCENTRANK($D$2:$D$200,D2)<=2. 5%,PERCENTRANK($D$2:$D$200,D2)=97.5%),"","Y")) Copy E2 down to E200, then apply autofilter on E1, filter out: "Y". The filtered rows will be your required list, viz. all except the top and bottom 2.5%. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "PClantonBailey" wrote: The AutoFilter will not allow me to enter a non-integer (2.5) in the percent field. I need to filter a list to show all except the top and bottom 2.5%. I've been looking for over an hour and can't find anything that remotely addresses this issue. Can anyone help?? (My boss is waiting 8-) ) -- PClantonBailey |
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