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    Create an automatically sorting/ranking list

    Hi,

    I have 1 group of people (8 people total) who each have 2 scores (16 scores total)

    I have already calculated the scores and now want to use a blank space on my sheet to create a ranking table of the 8 individuals based on their scores.

    The criteria will be:
    If Score1 is lowest, rank best
    If Score1 is tied, rank based on Score2
    If Score1 and 2 are tied, I don't care (well, tank alphabetically by the label's name or so, whatever you like)

    Thanks!
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    Re: Create an automatically sorting/ranking list

    For score 2 you can do it the way i showed in the file.
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    Re: Create an automatically sorting/ranking list

    Hm I see you auto ranked Score2 and then matched the Person to that score.
    However, for my problem I need to rank by Score 1 then by the associated Score 2 and then match the correct person to the scores.

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    Re: Create an automatically sorting/ranking list

    See a2 : c10

    Please reply if this is what you're up to.
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    Re: Create an automatically sorting/ranking list

    Yes that works - I was wondering though if its possible to make this any simpler?

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    Re: Create an automatically sorting/ranking list

    Maybe it can.

    In that case wait for other reaction of other forummembers.
    Last edited by oeldere; 09-14-2012 at 11:29 AM. Reason: changed text (what) in wait

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    Re: Create an automatically sorting/ranking list

    Actually I just double checked your solution and it did not work when I changed some values around, say swapping Score2 for Lina and John.

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    Re: Create an automatically sorting/ranking list

    See the attached
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    Re: Create an automatically sorting/ranking list

    Thanks, that's fairly good, though it seems to duplicate an entry if the 2 scores are the same and skip the other person with the same score.
    i.e. changing John to 10/20 will display John twice instead of John and Lina

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    Re: Create an automatically sorting/ranking list

    in cell N3, you could use this tweaked version of @teethless mama's formula:

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    then change Holly's score (for example) to 10/20 (same as John's); now observe that Output column has Holly and John displayed separately.
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    Re: Create an automatically sorting/ranking list

    Quote Originally Posted by dip11 View Post
    Thanks, that's fairly good, though it seems to duplicate an entry if the 2 scores are the same and skip the other person with the same score.
    i.e. changing John to 10/20 will display John twice instead of John and Lina
    OK, then try this:
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    Re: Create an automatically sorting/ranking list

    Teethless mama:
    I changed Holly's score to 10/50 so that there were 3 people with Score1 of 10, 2 with Score2 of 20 and 1 with Score2 of 50. It ranked them as 10/20, 10/50, 10/20

    Using icestationzbra's formula fixed it

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