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Hi Kevin,
Interesting approach but, given the OP's 'real' workbook as 100+ columns of data, doubling that number might make the workbook rather unwieldy. Plus it still doesn't sort the data - it just gives a ranked report of them. It that were all that's required, I'd be inclined to use a separate worksheet and arrange the data in a single column.
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