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I need to rank a column containing concatonated names and addresses. Ranking
only handles numeric values, is there any way to give text a numeric value?
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Hi,

It would have helped to see some test data but let's start from here.

With your data in column A starting in A2 enter this in b2 and drag down

=COUNTIF($A$2:$A$100,"<"&A2)+1
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I need to rank a column containing concatonated names and addresses. Ranking
only handles numeric values, is there any way to give text a numeric value?

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