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I was trying... =Rank(c22,c22,c23,0) which I knew was wrong.

I think I've figured it out though, not sure why it took me asking here to
have it come to me :0)

This formula seems to work... =Rank(c22,(2cc,c23),0)

Thank you anyways.


"Teethless mama" wrote:

Post your formula.


"casdaq" wrote:

I'm sure there is such an easy answer to this but I can't for the life of me
right now figure it out...

I have two results in column C, 80% in row 22 and 90% in row 32. In column D
22 & 32 I need to rank these two and I want to set up a formula to do so as
it will be used on a monthly basis. What formula can I use to rank these two
numbers? I've tried the normal ranking formula and it doesn't seem to work
what how I am trying it when skipping cells. I would think the IF formula
would work but I'm not too familiar with it and cannot seem to find the
calculation that works.

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