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Ranking data and keeping the other data on the same row linked t

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Ranking data and keeping the other data on the same row linked t

How to work with the pivot table and make sure the values don't 'change' rows. I have done a pivot table and ranked some data but the name assigned to the data haven't moved with it.

RE: Ranking data and keeping the other data on the same row link

Hi Annanda,

Thankyou for your forum question.

Please can give some more details to the problem you want to solve.

Also, can you send a sample of your data to info@stl-training so it's easier to understand

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