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Excel 2007 : Rank If Formula

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    Rank If Formula

    Hi everyone,


    I have a series of data that I need ranked based on a set criteria and I don't know how to proceed.

    I have a bunch of sales agents that are ranked from highest paid to lowest paid. I rank them by "Overall Rank" which is the easy part. The hard part is, I have another column that I want to rank based on which market they belong to (see attached list). How would I do this?
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    Re: Rank If Formula

    If this is something you have to only perhaps once a day, could you try using the sort function (data/sort)?

    For instance, you could sort 1st by "market", and then add another sort on "Overall Rank"?

    If you have to do this very often, you could add a macro (button) that would do the sort in a single click. If this would be a better solution for you, an easy way to create the macro yourself would be to use the "learn" mode. It records your actions as you do them. When finished, create a "text Box" and link the macro to it.

    Hope this helps

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