Man, what a killer forum this is. Thanks to those who are providing it... I'm one of those guys who needs brushing up on the fundamentals, and then it should be relatively smooth sailing.
I have 12 marketing reps' net earnings listed for customers that they represent. So the number of customers per marketing rep is variable. I'm trying to see how one rep's figures compare with the rest of the group. For example, consider only 3 reps:
Sarah | Bob | Jim
110 | 100 | 30
109 | 90 | 25
106 | 80 | 23
100 | 70 | 12
87 | 60 | 11
75 | 50 | 10
| 40 | 9
| 30 | 9
| 20 |
| 10 |
How do Jim's figures compare with Bob's and Sarah's? Thank you for insight that you can provide.
Regards,
bubbis
I have 12 marketing reps' net earnings listed for customers that they represent. So the number of customers per marketing rep is variable. I'm trying to see how one rep's figures compare with the rest of the group. For example, consider only 3 reps:
Sarah | Bob | Jim
110 | 100 | 30
109 | 90 | 25
106 | 80 | 23
100 | 70 | 12
87 | 60 | 11
75 | 50 | 10
| 40 | 9
| 30 | 9
| 20 |
| 10 |
How do Jim's figures compare with Bob's and Sarah's? Thank you for insight that you can provide.
Regards,
bubbis