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    Multiple Sort a group of cells on same worksheet

    I have been banging my head against the wall on how to sort multiple groups of cells seporatly on same worksheet

    I may need a script insted of a formula
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    You may need to explain a bit more

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    ok,
    you know how you can sort columns on one page?
    I need to sort A6 - D14 as one sort
    then A19 - D27 as another sort.
    and then A33 - D35 these areas are independent of each other
    and are populated from another tab using ='SM!A55 type formulas
    everytime I change the data in tab SM the cells on the first tab need to update and sort by points (most points to the top) also these groups
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    Hi,
    sorting a table automatically form rankings has one draw back, that is when the ranking is the same for more than one score.Unless you have a second ranking Vlookup or a combination of Index and Match(which I have used on the attachment) will only bring up the first one it comes to. So I have used a countif formula to return a unique rank.
    I also had to change one or two other things to accomadate the ranking.
    Hope this helps

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    thanks, I figured it out,

    Is there a way to do this via Visual Basic?

    Thanks again, You nailed it...
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    Quote Originally Posted by swieduwi View Post

    Is there a way to do this via Visual Basic?
    Hi,
    I'm sure there is but is beyond my capabilites

    Regards Howard

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