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Comparing Rows. 1

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jatolo

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Jul 17, 2006
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
joe Doe A C B C C A B A A C
John P. C B A A A C B B C B
MARY S. A C B B C C A A B C

I have about 60 persons with diferents scores(A,B,C)in 10 games...
Is there any way to find out if two persons has chosen the same scores.....coincidentally.
Thanks very much!!!


Thanks....
Jatolo
 



Hi,

Your data would be much easier to analyze if it were normalized. That's the way Excel works the best.

faq68-5287

Your NORMALIZED data
[tt]
Player Game Value
joe Doe 1 A
joe Doe 2 C
joe Doe 3 B
joe Doe 4 C
joe Doe 5 C
joe Doe 6 A
joe Doe 7 B
joe Doe 8 A
joe Doe 9 A
joe Doe 10 C
John P. 1 C
John P. 2 B
John P. 3 A
John P. 4 A
John P. 5 A
John P. 6 C
John P. 7 B
John P. 8 B
John P. 9 C
John P. 10 B
MARY S. 1 A
MARY S. 2 C
MARY S. 3 B
MARY S. 4 B
MARY S. 5 C
MARY S. 6 C
MARY S. 7 A
MARY S. 8 A
MARY S. 9 B
MARY S. 10 C
[/tt]
Here is the PivotTable result...
[tt]
Count of Value
Value
Game A B C
1 2 1
2 1 2
3 1 2
4 1 1 1
5 1 2
6 1 2
7 1 2
8 2 1
9 1 1 1
10 1 2

[/tt]


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