03-18-2011
Hi Pravin27,
It works and frequency comes first. But the frequency does not seem to sort.
Here is the output
1 Tolkien
1 Smith
1 Gimley
2 Henry
1 Mary
2 John
This is not too bad. I can sort on the frequency if there is no way out.
Many thanks for the help
Gimley
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