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CWatsonJr
I have been trying to do this various ways and can just not get i
right.
I have a table that has multiple cities and populations and squar
miles:
A B C
1 city 1 sq mile 1 pop 1
2 city 2 sq mile 2 pop 2
3 city 3 sq mile 3 pop 3
4 city 4 sq mile 4 pop 4
5 city 5 sq mile 5 pop 5
I know how to order the list by (smallest to largest) number:
Square Miles Population
10 =large(b1:b5,5) =large(c1:c5,5)
11 =large(b1:b5,4) =large(c1:c5,4)
etc..
I would prefer to be able to display the name of the city (instead o
the squre miles or population) that matches. I have tried some if..
statements but I just can not get it right.
Any ideas?
Cliff Watso
right.
I have a table that has multiple cities and populations and squar
miles:
A B C
1 city 1 sq mile 1 pop 1
2 city 2 sq mile 2 pop 2
3 city 3 sq mile 3 pop 3
4 city 4 sq mile 4 pop 4
5 city 5 sq mile 5 pop 5
I know how to order the list by (smallest to largest) number:
Square Miles Population
10 =large(b1:b5,5) =large(c1:c5,5)
11 =large(b1:b5,4) =large(c1:c5,4)
etc..
I would prefer to be able to display the name of the city (instead o
the squre miles or population) that matches. I have tried some if..
statements but I just can not get it right.
Any ideas?
Cliff Watso