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  • Do you mind posting your link that shows how to rank with ties?

  • @VideoVixenKitten , Check out:

    Excel Magic Trick 337: RANK function 10 Examples

    and

    Excel 2010 Preview #1: New Rank Function RANK.AVE

  • Thank you for the help with this great formula! I needed the same formula but then with a second criterium. Thanks to your video's I combined sumproduct and countifs and finally it worked! Maybe you can make a video for that too, imagine to add the playing day of the week and then rank Dan only playing on Saturday :-) I am looking forward to this!

  • I am glad that you liked the video!

  • Great explanation.  I just used this in a neat way to create a simple-to-update sales report ranking customers in their variable divisions, regions, and excluded those that did not qualify for my incentive program by returning a result of 0.

    I've shared it here for lack of a better place to host it temporarily:

    rachelnoah . com / my-work (remove spaces)

  • I am glad that the video helped to get you a solution!

  • What if there is duplicates. How do you rank then such tat you get unqiue rank values.

  • There are no dulplicates in this example: Dan 1, Rich 1, Billy 1 are all unique.

    Try this video for no duplicates (there are several ways to do it):

    Excel Magic Trick 337: RANK function 10 Examples

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