The formula worked great, however again I cannot get the formula to copy down
as it keeps referencing orginal references.

=RANK(D3,$D$3:$J$3,1) <<<--- Works Great
=RANK(D4,$D$3:$J$3,1) <<<---- Next line still referencing D3 info.
=RANK(D5,$D$3:$J$3,1) <<<---- Next line still referencing D3 info.
=RANK(D6,$D$3:$J$3,1) <<<---- Next line still referencing D3 info.



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Yeah that about sums it up.


"Alan" wrote:

Use the third argument to sort ascending or descending
=RANK(A1,$A$1:$A$10,0)
sorts descending, (also if you leave the 0 out),
=RANK(A1,$A$1:$A$10,1)
sorts ascending,
Regards,
Alan.
"Excelicious" wrote in message
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When I do the rank function it does it backwards. Meaning the lowest
value
has a higher rank. Can this be turned around?

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Yeah that about sums it up.