With the B numbers in B1:B5, I used =MATCH(ROUND(D1,-1),$B$1:$B$5,-1)
This gives 5 when D1=63 and 4 when D1=68
Any modification needed?
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"Daniel Bonallack" wrote in
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I need a formula that will rank a given value against a set of other
values.

For example, in column B, the numbers are 100, 90, 80, 70, 60 etc - i.e.
sorted in descending order.

I enter the number 63 in cell D1. In cell E1 I want a ranking formulat
that
returns the number 5, as this would be the rank of this number if it were
in
the array in column B.

Can you help? I do know that if I sort column B ascending, then I could
just use a vlookup formula, but this is not possible for a number of
reasons.

Thanks!

Daniel