Is it possible to identify Top 10 in a list with duplicates?

I'm analyzing a large data set with about 100 lists, and I'd like a quick way of identifying the Top 10 within each list. Each list has company names in one column and whole numbers in the adjacent column, with occasional duplicate numbers. For instance:

Company A - 140
Company B - 152
Company C - 140
etc.

I came across this explanation of using Large, Index, and Match to create a Top 10 list, but it doesn't work when the list has duplicate values. http://www.excel-user.com/2011/02/la...lues-from.html

Do you guys know of a way to do this if your list has duplicate values?

Oops, I meant to attach it.

DataExample1.xlsx

Basically, I'd like to know what the Top 10 companies are based on "Index" for each of those attributes. (I've also included Unweighted since that has to be above 50 in order for the data to be usable, but I can probably evaluate that manually.) I have a huge data-set in that format (multiple sheets, each with dozens of attributes), and my ultimate goal is to be able to skim through the document and find every attribute where Company X lands in the Top 10.

I'd like to be able to say something like, "Company A lands in the Top 10 for attributes X, Y, Z."

Amazing, thank you! For future reference, what did you do to deal with the possibility of duplicate values?

EDIT: That was directed to dilipandey.

Thanks to both you!