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Numerating Cells.
Is there a way to numerate cells. For example.
A1=20 A2=22 A3=5 A4=12 The results I want in column B are the following B1=2 B2=1 B3=4 B4=3 Because, A2 is the highest number, A1 is the second highest, A4 is the 3rd highest and finally A3 is the fourth highest. |
Numerating Cells.
In B1:
=RANK(A1,$A$1:$A$4) Copy down as needed. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "GEM" wrote: Is there a way to numerate cells. For example. A1=20 A2=22 A3=5 A4=12 The results I want in column B are the following B1=2 B2=1 B3=4 B4=3 Because, A2 is the highest number, A1 is the second highest, A4 is the 3rd highest and finally A3 is the fourth highest. |
Numerating Cells.
Hi
Look at the Rank() function, insert the formula below in B1 and copy it down. =RANK(A1;$A$1:$A$4) Regards, Per On 4 Aug., 20:46, GEM wrote: Is there a way to numerate cells. For example. A1=20 A2=22 A3=5 A4=12 The results I want in column B are the following B1=2 B2=1 B3=4 B4=3 Because, A2 is the highest number, A1 is the second highest, A4 is the 3rd highest and finally A3 is the fourth highest. |
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