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    List Top 10 Ranked Items (even if 2 items have the same value/rank)

    Hi --

    I have a file where clients are ranked based on revenue figures.
    In another table/range I'd like to pull in the top 10 clients.

    I've tried doing this by having numbers 1-10 listed in the second table and using index/match to pull the client with the corresponding rank.
    However, if two clients have the same revenue amount, then they'd both be ranked w/ a '5', for instance, and the next client in the order would be tagged w/ '7'.
    Therefore, using my method, in the seond table only one client is pulled on the '5' line and the '6' line is left blank.

    Is there a workaround?

    (I'm also realizing that if the highest rank has multiple clients w/ that ranking then it would cause an issue, so maybe the list could pull all of those as well. So if 1-9 are unique, but there are three ranked at '10' then the secondary table shoul pull 12 clients in total)

    I hope this is clear enough

    Thank you for your help!

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    Re: List Top 10 Ranked Items (even if 2 items have the same value/rank)

    yes, use the rank and count functions together, like this =RANK(A2,$A$2:$A$9,0)+COUNTIF($A$2:A2,A2)-1 then drag down (adjust your ranges to suit).
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    Re: List Top 10 Ranked Items (even if 2 items have the same value/rank)

    Quote Originally Posted by Sambo kid View Post
    yes, use the rank and count functions together, like this =RANK(A2,$A$2:$A$9,0)+COUNTIF($A$2:A2,A2)-1 then drag down (adjust your ranges to suit).
    Hi --

    My rank is actually based off of a criteria. Is it possible to convert the formula about to accommodate a criteria (the criteria being location, btw). So if a client has a #1 rank it means they're #1 for that location only, and not overall.
    (the other table that pulls will reference a cell with the location i'm looking at, and only those clients will be ranked)

    Thank you!

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    Re: List Top 10 Ranked Items (even if 2 items have the same value/rank)

    I went by this statement here.
    if two clients have the same revenue amount, then they'd both be ranked w/ a '5'
    If you are using text as a criteria I know of no way to rank that.
    If I'm misunderstanding you, I suggest you upload a sample workbook with enough representative data AND expected results so we can view what you have and what you want.

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