If a number appeared 3 times would you then want the rank to be n.33333? If
4 times, then rank should be n.25?

If that's what you want, try this (with the decimal rounded to 2 places):

=ROUND(RANK(A1,A$1:A$12,1)+MOD(1/COUNTIF(A$1:A$12,A1),1),2)

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


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I am trying to rank a list of 10 numbers and I know how to rank using
the RANK function. I have a problem though. When there are two (or
more) values that are the same, i want them to show .5 instead of
multiple 4s. i.e.


1356 9
1394 12
1252 6
1141 2
1374 10
1388 11
1152 3
1242 5
1256 8
1252 6
1158 4
980 1

There are two occurences of 6.. but I would them to each be 6.5 rather
than each of them being 6.

Any thoughts?