Assigning Rank for Pass, and 0 for Fail

Muthukrishnan V

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Book1
ABCDE
2Excel 365
3Mark%ResultRank
481%Pass1
575%Pass2
642%Fail0
774%Pass3
848%Fail0
9
10 Rank for Pass
11 0 for Fail
12 Request formula D4:D8
Sheet1
 

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BCD
3Mark%ResultRank
481%Pass1
575%Pass2
642%Fail0
774%Pass3
848%Fail0
Rank Pass
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D4:D8D4=RANK(B4,B$4:B$8)*(B4>0.5)
 
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Hello! This should help.
Виолетта_УФ.xls
ABCD
2Excel 365
3Mark%ResultRank
40,81Pass1
50,75Pass2
60,42Fail0
70,74Pass3
80,48Fail0
9
10Rank for Pass
110 for Fail
12Request formula D4:D8
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D4:D8D4=IF($C4<>"Fail",RANK($B4,$B$4:$B$8),0)
 
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Sirs, I have further request on the same subject. Kindly advise me formula. Minimum 50 for PASS in each test.

Rank of Pass candidates.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKL
1CandidateTest1Test2Test3Test4Test5TotalMark%ResultGradeRankMy Request
2A100100100100100500100%PassDistinction11
3B111022431410020%FailNo grade0
4C669976888040982%PassA43
5D505050505025050%PassC08
6E746156506430561%PassC96
7F707070727035270%PassB75
8G625352815430260%PassC107
9H46100100938242184%FailNo grade3
10I1008739267532765%FailNo grade8
11J897861987640280%PassA54
12K10010010947037475%FailNo grade6
13L556344675428357%FailNo grade11
14M859195729043387%PassA22
15N664341655026553%FailNo grade12
16
17Excel 365
18Minimum Pass mark: 50 in each test
19 My Request:Column L to show Rank in PASS order
20Kindly advise formula for Column L
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G2:G15G2=SUM(B2:F2)
H2:H15H2=SUM(B2:F2)/500
I2:I15I2=IFS(MIN(B2:F2) >= 50, "Pass", TRUE, "Fail")
J2:J15J2=IF($I2="Pass",IFS($H2>=$T$38,$S$38,$H2>=$T$39,$S$39,$H2>=$T$40,$S$40,$H2>=$T$41,$S$41),"No grade")
K2:K15K2=RANK(H2,H$2:H$15)*(H2>0.5)
E3E3=SUM(B3:D3)
F2:F4,F9:F15,F6:F7F2=AVERAGE(B2:D2)
 
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Try this in K2:

Excel Formula:
=IF(I2<>"Pass",0,COUNTIFS($I$2:$I$15,"Pass",$H$2:$H$15,">"&H2)+1)
 
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