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    Performance Rating based on Percentages

    Hi - I'm racking my brains and not coming up with any decent solutions to a problem returning a performance rating for our team members.

    I've attached an example workbook where I am trying to give each team meber a performance rating within a percentage split of 20/70/10

    Is there a formula that can looking up if an team member is within the top 20% of scores and give them an AAA rating, 70% AA and 10% A

    Any help will be much appreciated ! !
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    Re: Performance Rating based on Percentages

    The PERCENTILE function is the one you want. Put this in E13, then copy down:

    =IF(B13>=PERCENTILE($B$13:$B$57, 0.9), "AAA", IF(B13>=PERCENTILE($B$13:$B$57, 0.1), "AA", "A"))
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    Re: Performance Rating based on Percentages

    Excellent, thanks for your help

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    Re: Performance Rating based on Percentages

    =IF(B13>=PERCENTILE($B$13:$B$57, 0.9), "AAA", IF(B13>=PERCENTILE($B$13:$B$57, 0.1), "AA", "A"))

    What is 0.9 or 0.1 Says?

    I have same set of value in numbers not in decimal value... how to calculate?

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    Re: Performance Rating based on Percentages

    Sowmitri,

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