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How can I assign a different value to a number (for ranking)?
I want to assign a different value to a number in order to weigh a ranking,
ie: 1=10. Can I do that? |
How can I assign a different value to a number (for ranking)?
Maybe you could insert a new worksheet and create a table that you can use in an
=vlookup() formula. =vlookup(a1,sheet2!a:b,2,false) rustyuser58 wrote: I want to assign a different value to a number in order to weigh a ranking, ie: 1=10. Can I do that? -- Dave Peterson |
How can I assign a different value to a number (for ranking)?
Rustyuser58 -
You can use a separate tab in your workbook to set up the conversions. For example: 1 10 2 15 3 50 Then in your original spreadsheet, use a VLOOKUP on your original number to display the ranking from the separate tab. Look up VLOOKUP in Excel Help or through the fx button to show you how. -- Daryl S "rustyuser58" wrote: I want to assign a different value to a number in order to weigh a ranking, ie: 1=10. Can I do that? |
How can I assign a different value to a number (for ranking)?
Hi Rusty,
Try something with an if statement. Depends on how many weighing you do. Regards, Basta "rustyuser58" wrote: I want to assign a different value to a number in order to weigh a ranking, ie: 1=10. Can I do that? |
How can I assign a different value to a number (for ranking)?
I believe that this can be done
Would you provide how your data structure layout is like and from where do you get the criteria Pls provide a sample showing an example -- Hope this help Pls click the Yes button below if this post provide answer you have asked Thank You cheers, francis "rustyuser58" wrote: I want to assign a different value to a number in order to weigh a ranking, ie: 1=10. Can I do that? |
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