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Hello,
This is a continuation of a recent problem I had. But never mind that for now:) I essentially have a range of data which has been ranked from largest to smallest and according to various criteria. I would now like to return those results which are ranked highest until a certain point - example; my workbook tells me I need to know the top 15 results. I would like to return the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and so on results until the 15th, or whichever number that happens to be. I envision something that can return the number one ranked result as long as it is less than the cell which contains the limit (15), and copying that down with modification so that it brings over the 2nd, 3rd etc. Thanks. |
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