RANK NUMBERS FROM 5 COLUMNS INTO 1

Data123

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Hi does anyone know how to create a formula to calculate the values from 5 columns to then rank them in one separate column?

The 5 columns have values that include negative numbers.

Also, is it possible to specify a weight to each column being calculated? Meaning, I would like to limit some columns whose values are less important than others.

Thanks!
 

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maybe if you could show us what the original data looks like and what you're expecting to see. What identifies it as more or less important. Is that a constant number or a variable?
 
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maybe if you could show us what the original data looks like and what you're expecting to see. What identifies it as more or less important. Is that a constant number or a variable?
Good point a visual is always better. To make things easier I just added 3 columns below instead of 5. If I just want to add the 3 columns together then divide by three to get the average is it possible (column 1 row 2 + column 2 row 2 + column 3 row 2 = X then divide X by 3 = Y)? Is it possible to then rank the order. Meaning get the average and rank the results instead of showing the values (Y) in one column?

Column 1
500
200
100
0
-4
-500

Column 2
4
3
2
0
-1
-4

Column 3
50
9
-20
7
40
20
 
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I'm not entirely sure this is what you want. But, I could not build the RANK function into a Let Statement so the average and rank are in separate columns:

Book1
ABCDE
1Column 1Column 2Column 3AVGRANK OF AVG
2500450184.66671
32003970.666672
41002-2027.333333
50072.3333335
6-4-14011.666674
7-500-420-161.3336
Sheet4
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D7D2=LET(A,A2:A7,B,B2:B7,C,C2:C7,ABC,A2:C7,AVGABC,BYROW(ABC,LAMBDA(ABC,AVERAGE(ABC))), AVGABC)
E2:E7E2=RANK(D2,$D$2#,0)
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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