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    Top 10 Ranking

    What am I doing wrong here. Whenever I have a tie in my rankings, my top 10 list shows #na. I know that it's something simple, but I just can't see the issue.

    Thanks...
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    Re: Top 10 Ranking

    Hi,

    The problem seems to be when you have duplicate values in your overall total.

    By adding a new column I have been able to establish unique values.

    See what you think.

    Cheers

    Tony
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    Re: Top 10 Ranking

    Nice Tony...

    I would just add to your solution:

    For extra column you can use also this: =F3+COUNTIF($F$3:F3,F3)/100

    For table ROWS function is better: INDEX($J$3:$J$79,MATCH(ROWS($B$3:B3),$H$3:$H$79,0)

    Edit: Also, not clear what if there's more people with Total 68 (in this example)... Here is first one prefered (Rick Hardin)... What with others?
    Last edited by zbor; 04-12-2010 at 02:03 AM.

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    Re: Top 10 Ranking

    This can be achieved without helpers if preferred ?

    C3: =SMALL($F$3:$F$79,ROWS(C$3:C3))
    copied to C12

    B3: =INDEX($I$3:$I$79,MATCH(1,INDEX(($F$3:$F$79=$C3)*ISNA(MATCH($I$3:$I$79,$B$2:$B2,0)),0),0))
    copied to B12

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    Re: Top 10 Ranking

    ... and would you use a counta(H:H)-1 instead of
    =LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,H:H)?
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    Re: Top 10 Ranking

    Thanks everyone...I appreciate it.

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