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This is if you do not want to use a macro.
With your information for the 30 players in cells A1 to A30, enter the following. In cell D1: =C1+ROW(C1)/1000 In cell E1: =RANK($D1,$D$1:$D$30) In cell F1: =ROW(A1) In cell G1: =A1 In cell H1: =VLOOKUP($K1,$F$1:$G$30,2) In cell I1: =SUMPRODUCT($B$1:$B$30,--($F$1:$F$30=$K1)) In cell J1: =SUMPRODUCT($C$1:$C$30,--($F$1:$F$30=K1)) In cell K1: =SUMPRODUCT($F$1:$F$30,--($E$1:$E$30=F1)) Copy down. Range H1:J30 gives the information in the order you need. "Soz" wrote: Who can help please? I am running a football league for a group of friends. I have a table which shows how many points each one has accumulated. I use the "range" function to show which position each person has in the league. What I would like to do is to have on a separate table the same list but this time I would like it to show their names just like a normal league table, ie. most points at top, least at bottom. I have 3 columns, Column A has a list of names, Column B shows their position and Column C has their points. At the moment we are 30 people. Can someone help to make a proper table. Hope so. Best regards Soz |
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