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Filtering and ranking in Excel
I can add and use auto filter(!!) and I can use a formula to determine the ranked position, but can I do them both together, so when filtered, only the remaining entries are ranked as though the non filtered options do not exist? Thought I may be able to do it using the subtotal function, but cannot get anything working using rank as well.
Any help much appreciated. Many thanks Abs |
Re: Filtering and ranking in Excel
Excuse me?
Do you mean: you only want to list the top 5? Or, you only want to find the total of the top 5? Or what...? |
Re: Filtering and ranking in Excel
Sorry, no. I'll try to give an example.
NAME SCORE RANK Ann 100 1 Dave 95 2 Ann 45 5 Steve 65 4 Dave 40 6 Ann 89 3 Ann 15 7 Columns A,B and C as above, with C auto completing with a RANK formula. If I then filter column A to just Ann, it will show her ranks as 1, 5, 7 and 3. What I want it to do, is just rank Ann and ignore the rest, so it ranks 1, 2, 3, 4. If that makes sense!!??? Many thanks Abs ---------- Post added at 15:23 ---------- Previous post was at 15:21 ---------- Not only can I not explain what I mean, I cannot get the formatting right either!!! Abs |
Re: Filtering and ranking in Excel
Hmm...
There are some useful tips at the bottom of this page, together with a workbook that you can download (but I'm not sure this is what you want): http://www.cpearson.com/excel/Rank.aspx |
Re: Filtering and ranking in Excel
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Many thanks Abs |
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