Rank function

vmjan02

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I am not sure as why the rank function is not working, any wany out

Excel Formula:
 =RANK(M4, $M$4:$M$500000, 0) + COUNTIF($M$4:M4, M4) - 3

FDT_Daily_Analysis_Report_V1.xlsm
MNO
3Fault Rate>=50Top 5 FDT
41%Yes#N/A
51%Yes#N/A
61%Yes#N/A
72%Yes#N/A
81%Yes#N/A
93%Yes#N/A
101%Yes#N/A
112%Yes#N/A
121%Yes#N/A
131%Yes#N/A
141%Yes#N/A
152%Yes#N/A
161%Yes#N/A
172%Yes#N/A
181%Yes#N/A
191%Yes#N/A
202%Yes#N/A
216%No#N/A
222%Yes#N/A
231%Yes#N/A
241%Yes#N/A
250%Yes#N/A
262%Yes#N/A
271%Yes#N/A
283%Yes#N/A
292%Yes#N/A
301%Yes#N/A
312%Yes#N/A
321%Yes#N/A
333%No#N/A
341%Yes#N/A
351%Yes#N/A
361%Yes#N/A
373%Yes#N/A
381%Yes#N/A
394%Yes#N/A
401%Yes#N/A
411%Yes#N/A
423%No#N/A
434%Yes#N/A
447%Yes#N/A
452%Yes#N/A
461%Yes#N/A
476%Yes#N/A
484%Yes#N/A
494%Yes#N/A
502%Yes#N/A
513%Yes#N/A
521%Yes#N/A
537%Yes#N/A
549%Yes#N/A
558%Yes#N/A
564%Yes#N/A
575%Yes#N/A
585%Yes#N/A
599%Yes#N/A
601%Yes#N/A
614%No#N/A
622%Yes#N/A
638%No#N/A
642%Yes#N/A
653%No#N/A
662%No#N/A
674%No#N/A
683%Yes#N/A
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Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
N4:N68N4=IF(L4>=50,"Yes","No")
O4:O68O4=RANK(M4, $M$4:$M$500000, 0) + COUNTIF($M$4:M4, M4) - 3
 

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Hi,

not sure what your +COUNTIF is looking to do, but if you delete it does the RANK work on its own ?

Rob
 
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Check that your numbers are real numbers & not text.
Also check that you don't have any #N/A values in col M
 
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Hi,

not sure what your +COUNTIF is looking to do, but if you delete it does the RANK work on its own ?

Rob
Rank don't work it still giving me same error #N/A
 
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Check that your numbers are real numbers & not text.
Also check that you don't have any #N/A values in col M
yes they are numbers and not text there are no #N/A values in column M.
 
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The only way that I can get the formula to return #N/A on all rows, is if all the numbers are text, or there is at least one #N/A error in col M.
Try changing the range the formula is looking at to your actual data range, rather than all the way down to row 500,000 & see if that works.
 
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What happens if you limit the range as I suggested?
 
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Can you share the actual workbook?
 
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