Ok. This is great, and it's close. However, the top performers would be the lower numbers. When I use the top/bottom rules, the top 20% are
The above people are the bottom 20%
The top people actually those rated with lower numbers, with 1 being the top priority
If the count was the same, I'd like to say they're actually the top 20 and bottom 20. With the diff on count, I'm unsure...?
This will give the top 20
=LARGE(Range,20)
and this the bottom 20
=SMALL(Range,20)
Thanks Karen
I'm trying to figure out the correct rule to place the top and bottom 20 % to as those with the lower and higher numbers in the priority column.
Tom
I'm sure this is a great way to break it down. To me though, it's latin. Can you explain what you're formulas are doing? Sorry... I wish I knew excel. I apparently need a class
Marin
How would I apply this to my current workbook?
How would I apply this to my current workbook?I'm sorry but I missed the word "percent" in your question and the formulas I gave select the largest and smallest values.
Tom
I'm still working on understanding your formula.