Rank non Contiguous
 

Hi

Is there any way to have non contiguous range in Rank

Currently using =RANK(D6,$D$6:$D$110)+(COUNTIF($D$6:D6,D6)-1) and works well,
but do need to remove D93 and D94 from the range. Tried removing the formula
from the cells, however, got error, when using vlookup


also tried =RANK(D6,$D$6:$D$92,$D$95:$D$110)+(COUNTIF($D$6:D6 ,D6)-1), but did
not work

Help appriciated

Brian

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Rank non Contiguous
 

Maybe if you deduct this from the total
SUMPRODUCT(--(D93:D94D6))

I haven't tied that in with your Countif part, so better check that aspect

Regards,
Peter T

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Hi

Is there any way to have non contiguous range in Rank

Currently using =RANK(D6,$D$6:$D$110)+(COUNTIF($D$6:D6,D6)-1) and works
well,
but do need to remove D93 and D94 from the range. Tried removing the
formula
from the cells, however, got error, when using vlookup


also tried =RANK(D6,$D$6:$D$92,$D$95:$D$110)+(COUNTIF($D$6:D6 ,D6)-1), but
did
not work

Help appriciated

Brian

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Rank non Contiguous
 

I haven't tried it, but I think I'd try to create a non-contiguous named
range and put that in your formula.
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HTH,

Barb Reinhardt



"BNT1 via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

Hi

Is there any way to have non contiguous range in Rank

Currently using =RANK(D6,$D$6:$D$110)+(COUNTIF($D$6:D6,D6)-1) and works well,
but do need to remove D93 and D94 from the range. Tried removing the formula
from the cells, however, got error, when using vlookup


also tried =RANK(D6,$D$6:$D$92,$D$95:$D$110)+(COUNTIF($D$6:D6 ,D6)-1), but did
not work

Help appriciated

Brian

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Rank non Contiguous
 

thank you both for your response
I did try the comma to separate the ranges, but could not get it to work.
The non contiguous named range worked a treat

regards

Barb Reinhardt wrote:
I haven't tried it, but I think I'd try to create a non-contiguous named
range and put that in your formula.
Hi

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Brian

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