In the attached workbook on sheet named "Master" in Column AW it gives the position of a player after a golf event. It uses the helper column AV. When there is no data input, 1st place is awarded to the first named person who is playing in the event, shown by a tick in Column A. So its done alphabetically. If you entered a score of 4 in E7 then the player named Baxter would be shown as first.
However, if you then put a 4 in E20 another player (Grout) has the same score and now both players are shown as 1st. This I can't have as other formula in the workbook will be searching for who is 2nd and of course it wont find one. What I need (via the helper column I assume) is to distinguish between the two players with the same score, again alphabetically is fine.
Otherwise the only other solution I can think of is to have a second helper column and designate each player a number.
My next question would be is there a better way to formulate the helper column as I need to add further rows and I'll end up having /100000000000000000000 by the time I'm finished.
Many thanks.
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