Hi Excel Guru,
Need your help on the formula:
Conditions:
1. Likelihood should rank first then followed by impact
2. Ranking should be unique (1,2,3,4,x) but not 1,2,2,2,
Thanks.
Hi Excel Guru,
Need your help on the formula:
Conditions:
1. Likelihood should rank first then followed by impact
2. Ranking should be unique (1,2,3,4,x) but not 1,2,2,2,
Thanks.
Hi Excel Guru,
Appreciate it if you could assist me on the above.
In E4 copied down:
=RANK.EQ($D4, $D$4:$D$27) + COUNTIFS($D$4:$D$27, $D4, $C$4:$C$27, ">" &$C4)+(COUNTIFS(C$4:C4,C4,D$4:D4,D4)/100)
In F4 copied down:
=RANK(E4,$E$4:$E$27,1)
Ali
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I rows 5 to 8... likelihood and impact are identical. On what basis should the tie be broken? Just on the basis of the order of appearance???
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Hi Glenn,
It doesnt matter which one rank first, the sequence and condition is likelihood then followed by impact. THanks.
Hi Ali,
Thanks for helping me on this.
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Back again. Is Ali's solution correct??? Look at Rows 16 & 20. Should they REALLY be ranked 13th and 19th??
I think that this is what you need:
=IFERROR(RANK(C4,$C$4:$C$27)+SUMPRODUCT(--(C4=$C$4:$C$27),--(D4<$D$4:$D$27))-1+COUNTIFS($C$4:C4,C4,$D$4:D4,D4),"")
Last edited by Glenn Kennedy; 01-23-2022 at 11:43 AM.
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