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Default Ranking from multiple columns

Given a workseeht table sort of like this:

B C D ... H
--- --- ---- ------
Buy 100 CACH @14.00
Buy 100 CACH @13.75
Buy 330 CACH @13.66
Buy 210 CAVM @23.66
Buy 220 CAVM @22.86
Buy 230 CHKP @22.03
Buy 270 CMVT @18.56
Buy 180 CREE @27.56
Buy 190 CREE @26.96
Buy 190 CREE @26.26
Buy 200 CSCO @25.46
Sell 30 CACH @22.53
Sell 220 CACH @21.66
Sell 230 CACH @20.80
Sell 240 CACH @19.94
...


I want to have a Column Q, such that each stock's Buy
or Sell orders are ranked by price. E.g.,

B C D ... H ... Q
--- --- ---- ------ ------
Buy 100 CACH @14.00 2 of 3
...
Sell 220 CACH @21.66 3 of 4

I imagine solutions might include SUMPRODUCT among Columns
B, D, and H, but I can't quite figure out how to do it.
Help would be most appreciated!

Dallman
 
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