I have a 2 dimensional list that I need to rank (descending numerical order). For example I have these variables and values: 

$total[1][1] = 123
$total[2][1] = 345
$total[3][1] = 222

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From this I need to store a value in another 2D list: 

$rank[1][1] = 1
$rank[2][1] = 3
$rank[3][1] = 2

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The second index of $total had the highest number, so the second index of $rank gets the highest rank of '3' My list is 7x15 so I need to rank 7 values 15 times. How can I do this?

In reply to I need to sort a 2D list. by aykes

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