O
orpheusgrey
Okay, I'm sure this question has been answered here before. But I
can't find the exact answer to my question in the hundreds of posts
that pop up at my keyword search.
I've made a list for a fantasy movie league. It's just like fantasy
sports. Anyway, I am trying to rank the 7 players in our league
according to the points they have scored. I am having the common
problem of the Rank function duplicating ranks for ties, then skipping
the next rank #.
I want to keep the duplicated ranks. If two players each have 50pts, I
want them to both have the same rank. BUT, I don't want the players
with 40pts to be ranked one number less.
This is what I want things to look like, to be clear-
PLAYER PTS RANK
Jay 70 1
Lou 60 2
May 50 3
Art 40 4
Bev 40 4
Dee 30 5
Joe 20 6
Now, my list ranks Dee as 6th, and Joe as 7th.
Any ideas what formula I need to fix this?
The ranking formula I am using is- =RANK(D6, D$2$8)
Thanks
B
can't find the exact answer to my question in the hundreds of posts
that pop up at my keyword search.
I've made a list for a fantasy movie league. It's just like fantasy
sports. Anyway, I am trying to rank the 7 players in our league
according to the points they have scored. I am having the common
problem of the Rank function duplicating ranks for ties, then skipping
the next rank #.
I want to keep the duplicated ranks. If two players each have 50pts, I
want them to both have the same rank. BUT, I don't want the players
with 40pts to be ranked one number less.
This is what I want things to look like, to be clear-
PLAYER PTS RANK
Jay 70 1
Lou 60 2
May 50 3
Art 40 4
Bev 40 4
Dee 30 5
Joe 20 6
Now, my list ranks Dee as 6th, and Joe as 7th.
Any ideas what formula I need to fix this?
The ranking formula I am using is- =RANK(D6, D$2$8)
Thanks
B