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Ranking if number is 550
I need to know how to rank a list of numbers but only rank the numbers above
550. Example A 1523 1242 550 890 I need to rank 1523, 1242, 890, and leave 550 out... So the ranking should be 1523:3, 1242:2, and 890:1 Thanx. |
Ranking if number is 550
With your numbers in A1:A4, put this formula in B1 and copy down as far as
B4: =IF(A1550,RANK(A1,$A$1:$A$4),"") Is this what you want? "David A." wrote in message ... I need to know how to rank a list of numbers but only rank the numbers above 550. Example A 1523 1242 550 890 I need to rank 1523, 1242, 890, and leave 550 out... So the ranking should be 1523:3, 1242:2, and 890:1 Thanx. |
Ranking if number is 550
Have you compared your results with the result the OP asked for?
-- David Biddulph "Stephen" <none wrote in message ... With your numbers in A1:A4, put this formula in B1 and copy down as far as B4: =IF(A1550,RANK(A1,$A$1:$A$4),"") Is this what you want? "David A." wrote in message ... I need to know how to rank a list of numbers but only rank the numbers above 550. Example A 1523 1242 550 890 I need to rank 1523, 1242, 890, and leave 550 out... So the ranking should be 1523:3, 1242:2, and 890:1 Thanx. |
Ranking if number is 550
How would it work if I needed the rank in a range of numbers, lets say
between 550 and 855? "Stephen" wrote: With your numbers in A1:A4, put this formula in B1 and copy down as far as B4: =IF(A1550,RANK(A1,$A$1:$A$4),"") Is this what you want? "David A." wrote in message ... I need to know how to rank a list of numbers but only rank the numbers above 550. Example A 1523 1242 550 890 I need to rank 1523, 1242, 890, and leave 550 out... So the ranking should be 1523:3, 1242:2, and 890:1 Thanx. |
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