Rank TOP 10 by summed group values

[Fragan]

Hello,

I don't have much experience in excel and im really stuck with this. So i'd really appreciate your help.

I have this "Database" in excel :

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What i want to do is to use Excel Formulas to make another table wich lists the TOP 2 of Groups by Sum of Score, including Number of sales.

So the result might look like this :

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Best i could achieve is to sum the Score by specifying the group in the Excel Formula:

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In the future i might have more groups and a larger dataset so i hope you guys can help me to come up with a more generic formula in order to sum by groups and then get the TOP X value.

Regards

[Glenn Kennedy]

A picture is worth 1000 words, a sample sheet is worth 1000 pictures!!

You have attached a non-editable picture of an Excel sheet. That's not very easy to work with. Also... I'm lazy. I have to re-type your information before I can begin to address your problem. That puts me off completely.

So.... Do yourself a favour and please attach a SMALL sample Excel workbook (10-20 rows of data is usually enough). However, please give us an indication of the approximate number of rows of data you want the solution to work with (100, 1000, 100,000 or whatever).

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[Fragan]

You're right, i apologize.

Please find attached an example work sheet explaining what i want to do.

[Glenn Kennedy]

In I8:
=INDEX(A$2:A$29,MATCH(J8,INDEX(SUMIFS($B$2:$B$29,$A$2:$A$29,$A$2:$A$29)*(COUNTIF($I$7:$I7,$A$2:$A$29)=0),0),0))

In J8:
=LARGE(INDEX(SUMIFS($B$2:$B$29,$A$2:$A$29,$A$2:$A$29)*(COUNTIF($I$7:$I7,$A$2:$A$29)=0),0),ROWS($1:1))

In K8:
=SUMIF(A:A,I8,C:C)

If you're using French regional settings, use ; instead of ,

[Glenn Kennedy]

It just occurred to me... are there likely to be ties? If so, use these formulae instead...

[Glenn Kennedy]

In fact... just ignore Post 4 and use the version in Post 5, as I missed a bit of your requirement first time round.