Good day all,
Please if I have these avaerage scores for my students and want to determine first, second, third.... positions, what formular do I use?
Emeka 80
Chima 50
Ngozi 75
Chibuike 65
Nneka 95
Thanks
Good day all,
Please if I have these avaerage scores for my students and want to determine first, second, third.... positions, what formular do I use?
Emeka 80
Chima 50
Ngozi 75
Chibuike 65
Nneka 95
Thanks
Hi
Can you post a sample worksheet.
Thanks
Chris
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As i understand your query, LARGE function for the numbers and then INDEX& MATCH for the Names.
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You could use the RANK function.
Assuming names in A1:A5 and average scores in B1:B5:
=RANK(B1,$B$1:$B$5)
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Thanks a lot. I got it but I want the answers to be in "first", "second"... order instead of 1,2,3...
=choose(rank(B1, $B$1:$B$5), "first", "second", third", "fourth", "fifth")
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Do you mean you want the formula to return 'first', 'second' etc?
Or do you want to rearrange the positions of the students?
Yes Norie. That's what I mean. Thanks.
Then the formula shg posted should do that for you.
Yes it worked but I think I will have to type the positions manually. Is there no way excel can pick subsequent positions after I have typed "first" and "second" positions into the formular?
Excel won't automatically return 'first', 'second' etc.
There are formulas that will turn 1,2,3 etc into 1st, 2nd 3rd etc.
Would that be acceptable?
Yes I will appreciate any formular that can do the work. Thanks greatly
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