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Hur man rangordnar intervallnummer unikt utan dubbletter i Excel?

I Microsoft Excel ger den normala rangfunktionen dubbla nummer samma rang. Till exempel, om siffran 100 visas två gånger i det valda intervallet, och den första siffran 100 tar rankningen 1, kommer den sista siffran 100 också att rankas som 1, och detta hoppar över några siffror. Men ibland måste du rangordna dessa värden unikt enligt följande skärmdumpar. För mer information om den unika rankningen, vänligen gör följande handledning som visas steg för steg.

Ranka intervallnummer unikt i fallande ordning

Ranka intervallnummer unikt i stigande ordning

Ranka intervallnummer unikt i fallande ordning

I det här avsnittet visar vi dig hur du rangordnar intervallnummer unikt i fallande ordning.

Ta data från nedanstående skärmdump som exempel, du kan se att det finns flera dubblettnummer inom intervallet A2: A11.

1. Välj B2, kopiera och klistra in formeln =RANK(A2,$A$2:$A$11,0)+COUNTIF($A$2:A2,A2)-1 i Formula Bar, tryck sedan på ange nyckel. Se skärmdump:

2. Sedan visas rankningsnumret i cellen B2. Markera cellen B2 och placera markören i dess nedre högra hörn, när ett litet svart kors visas, dra den ner till cell B11. Då är den unika rankningen framgångsrik. Se skärmdump:

Ranka intervallnummer unikt i stigande ordning

Gör så här om du vill rangordna intervallnummer i stigande ordning.

1. Välj cell B2, kopiera och klistra in formel =RANK(A2,$A$2:$A$11,1)+COUNTIF($A$2:A2,A2)-1 i Formula Bar, tryck sedan på ange nyckel. Då visas det första rankningsnumret i cell B2.

2. Markera cellen B2, dra påfyllningshandtaget ner till cellen B11, sedan är den unika rankningen klar.

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iben
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Hi every one, i have this formula
=RIJEN($H$2:$H$7)-SOMPRODUCT(--(H2-E2/10000>$H$2:$H$7-$E$2:$E$7/10000))

it determines the rank of a value in a column. if there is an equal value, the rank is determined by a 2nd value in another column. Now the problem is when negative numbers occur in the 2nd column, the rank is determined inversely -1 gets a lower rank than 0

can anyone adjust this formula or create a new one for excel 2007 dutch version
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Hi every one, i have this formula
=RIJEN($H$2:$H$7)-SOMPRODUCT(--(H2-E2/10000>$H$2:$H$7-$E$2:$E$7/10000))

it determines the rank of a value in a column. if there is an equal value, the rank is determined by a 2nd value in another column. Now the problem is when negative numbers occur in the 2nd column, the rank is determined inversely -1 gets a lower rank than 0

can anyone adjust this formula or create a new one for excel 2007 dutch version

thanks
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Hey so I just worked on this formula for the past 45 minutes. The above formula is wrong, the output does provide duplicates but that is only because the countif range is not accounting for the entire range.

Above the descending formula is: =RANK(A2,$A$2:$A$11,0)+COUNTIF($A$2:A2,A2)-1

The bold/underlined A2 cell should be equal to the ending of the range which is A11. Which would make correct forumla stance:

=round(RANK(A2,$A$2:$A$11,0)+COUNTIF($A$2:A7,A2)-1

For visuals, on my sheet I created a leader tracking board with the following formula and I got no duplicates see below 2 images with duplicate numbers but different ranking levels:


My Descending formula: =round(RANK(D7,$D$7:$BY$7)+countif($D$7:$BY$7,D7)-1)
Key Notes:
- My range is locked
- D7 is the start of my range and BY7 is the end of my range
- I have added the round formula to account for any decimals
- the (-1) will automatically subtract from the previous ranking.
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crystal     JustZ52
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Hi Zoe,
Thank you for your feedback. I will check the formula and make the changes.
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Rofijul Islam
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It's very helpful content. Thank You so much.
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Sofi
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Thank you for the solution! Works perfectly!
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This tip was PERFECT in solving my sorting issue! Thanks very much!!!
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I still have duplicate rankings. Before I used COUNTIF the rankings were 4 for both, now they are both ranked 5 with COUNTIF BUT in my chart, it will only list one of the items twice instead of listing both items. Here is my formula: =RANK(V3,V$3:V$30, 1)+COUNTIF(V$3:V$30:V3,V3)-1
In the ranking chart it displays rank 4 as team 1 and rank 5 as team 1 since team 1 and team 2 have the same rank, team 2 is not listed. Here is the formula for those cells:=INDEX($L$3:$L$30,MATCH(SMALL($V$3:$V$30,Y3),$V$3:$V$30,0))
How do I make sure teams that are tied do not get left off list?


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Formulas for unique ascending and descending are identical. Ascending should be: =RANK(A2,$A$2:$A$11,1)+COUNTIF(A2:$A$2,A2)-1.
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if you see the below ranking, where the duplicate numbers found, number is missing.
Exmples
After 23 it goes to 25, after 29 it goes to 30, Formula miss the next number like - 24 & 29

Score Rank

4661 21

4650 22

4648 23

4645 25

4645 25

4644 26

4629 27

4626 28

4595 30

4595 30

4578 31

4438 32
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What's the formula for this ranking where it combines same values into one ranking???
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Musawir
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Hi, This formula just ranks all numbers in ascending/descending order and doesn't combine the duplicates into one rank. How do I combine the ranking for duplicates, for example two duplicate 100s to be combined and both ranked as 1, 3 duplicate 90s to be combined and ranked as 2, 2 duplicate 80s ranked as 3, etc.? In your example of total 10 students I want a formula that will rank the two 100s as 1, rank the two 90s as 2, rank the two 80s as 3, etc. Please help. Thanks
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Alex     Musawir
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if you do want this kind of ranking, what I would do is copy the whole list somewhere else, then use remove duplicates in the Data menu to leave only the individual values. rank these individual scores using a standard RANK formula and then use a simple VLOOKUP formula to return the value against the score in the full list.

this will show the values the way you want above.
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Alex     Musawir
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Why do you need to do this? a standard RANK formula will rank these examples as 1, 1, 3, 3, 5, 5. this is a much more usual way of ranking as if there are 2 first places the next in line would usually logically be 3rd not 2nd.
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