Re: Lists in Excel A few ways of doing this .......
1) Sort by the mark and just take the top 10 to do whatever you want?
2) Use the autofilter to show top 10 only (may have to use rank command on the list and autofilter by that column)
3) Put in a rank in the leftmost column - then in a different worksheet do a vlookup on the rank for the top 10.... (need to think carefully about how you deal with duplicates - often I get around this by adding on an incrementally very small number and then ranking the new value (which by defininition is unique - so no duplicates possible)...... believe me, not anywhere as complicated as I'm making it sound!!!!)
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