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I have looked at the rank function, but I do not think that it is the
function for what I need. I have a list of salesmen, four in total, that sell three different types of merchandise. How would I rank number one through four, based on how they sold each of the six different types of merchandise. Example: Salesman 1,6,18,4 Salesman 2,11,0,3 Salesman 3,2,5,20 Salesman 4,1,3,2 To complicate matters each set of merchandise categories is sorted individually by amount sold. Merchandise #1 Salesman 2 11 Salesman 1 6 Salesman 3 2 Salesman 4 1 Merchandise #2 Salesman 1 18 Salesman 3 5 Salesman 4 3 Salesman 2 0 Merchandise #3 Salesman 3 20 Salesman 1 4 Salesman 2 3 Salesman 4 2 Total Sales and Ranking Salesman 1 28 Salesmen 3 27 Salesmen 2 14 Salesmen 4 6 So what I am looking for is a formula that will put the combined total by the right salesman, and when I sort by using Data-Sort, each salesman keeps its correct total. Steve |
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