Sort data using a formula and produce output by rank

Bugy6999

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Hi,
I would like to sort data in based on a rank criteria:

responds to questions

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</tbody>
2
uses pronouns correctly

<tbody>
</tbody>
1
uses advanced propositions

<tbody>
</tbody>
0

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</tbody>

2 = usually
1 = sometimes
0 = never

I would like to produce an output in the following format depends on the ranking:
Mr. Doe usually responds to but only sometimes uses pronounces correctly and never uses advanced propositions.

Any ideas? thanks so much.
 

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Hi, welcome to the forum :)

I think you need to provide some sample data, and show what you expect :)
 
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