In the image shown below, consider the data in the cell range B$5$:E$25.$ It is possible to sort this data so that the Average column is sorted in descending order and then the Name column is sorted in alphabetical order to produce the results shown in the image below.

$\backslash$table$[[,B,$C$,$D$,,,$d$),B,$C$,$D$,$E$],[5,$Name,ID #$,$Average,,Grade,$5,$Name,ID #$,$Average,Grade$],[6,$Banks,$2692,,94\%,$A$,6,$Singleton,$2350,99\%,$A$+],[7,$Benjamin,$2600,,90\%,B+,7,$Brownlee,$2561,97\%,$A$],[8,$Bieserstaff,$2633,,88\%,B+,8,$Banks,$2692,94\%,$A$],[9,$Biges,$\backslash$table$[[,2638]],,93\%,$A$.,9,$Big$8$s$,\backslash$table$[[,2638]],93\%,$A$.],[10,$Bovd,Befores se$,$orting,$85\%,B,10,$Schmidt,Aftenso,rting,A$.],[11,$Brownlee,$2561,,97\%,$A$,11,$Walton,$2589,934$:$,$A$],[12,$Eldred,$2668,,91\%,$A$.,12,$Hess,$2752,92\%,$A$.],[13,$Fields,$2537,,68\%,0+,13,$Eldred,$2668,91\%,$A$.],[14,$Forbes,$2667,,80\%,$B$-,14,$Benjamin,$2600,9095,B+$