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Rank with Multi Conditions
Hello Experts,
I want to get formula that able to return custom ranking in the column Rank, with following conditions:
1- If Score2 is highest in the class and there is no duplicate value then it will be ranked as 1.
2- If Score2 is highest in the class and there is duplicate value then the record with highest Score1 should be ranked as 1.
See the picture for more understanding.
I want to get formula that able to return custom ranking in the column Rank, with following conditions:
1- If Score2 is highest in the class and there is no duplicate value then it will be ranked as 1.
2- If Score2 is highest in the class and there is duplicate value then the record with highest Score1 should be ranked as 1.
See the picture for more understanding.
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Hi,
You can use below Array Formula in E2:
Hope this helps.
Rank-With-Multiple-Condition.xlsx
You can use below Array Formula in E2:
=IF(AND(MAX(IF($A$2:$A$7=$A2,$C$2:$C$7))=$C2,MAX(IF($A$2:$A$7=$A2,$D$2:$D$7))=$D2),1,2)
Hope this helps.Rank-With-Multiple-Condition.xlsx
Good solution Shums- Two issues here:
1- Change Person 3 Score1 to 97% and Score2 to 100% Then he should be ranked as 1,but the formula returns 2
2- Forget to mention formula should continue rank 1,2,3,4... if there is more values in the data-set.
1- Change Person 3 Score1 to 97% and Score2 to 100% Then he should be ranked as 1,but the formula returns 2
2- Forget to mention formula should continue rank 1,2,3,4... if there is more values in the data-set.
Dear Shums,
To make it easier I expect the function to return the sequence of the data if I did Custom sort with following levels:
See the attached file
Rank-With-Multiple-Condition-Custom.xlsx
To make it easier I expect the function to return the sequence of the data if I did Custom sort with following levels:
- Level 1: Class , A to Z
- Level 2:Score2, Largest to Smallest
- Level 3: Score1, Largest to Smallest
See the attached file
Rank-With-Multiple-Condition-Custom.xlsx
Hi Abbas,
The simplest would be to add Helper Column adding both scores and ranking them with below formula:
Rank-With-Multiple-Condition_v1.xlsx
The simplest would be to add Helper Column adding both scores and ranking them with below formula:
=COUNTIFS([Class],[@Class],[Final Score],">"&[@[Final Score]])+1
Hi Shums,
I appreciate your patience for solving my question. there will be situations in the data set where Score2 is the greatest so no consideration should happen for score 1. for example in class A
1st set
Score 2 = 95%, Score 1= 95% - sum= 190
2nd set
Score 2= 96% , Score1 = 80% - sum= 176
3rd set
Score 2=95% , Score 1= 88% - sum=183
in this scenario the rank should be this way:
1 for 2nd because it has greatest score 2
2 for 1st because it has has highest score 1
3 for 3rd because it has less score 1
I hope the idea is clear.
I appreciate your patience for solving my question. there will be situations in the data set where Score2 is the greatest so no consideration should happen for score 1. for example in class A
1st set
Score 2 = 95%, Score 1= 95% - sum= 190
2nd set
Score 2= 96% , Score1 = 80% - sum= 176
3rd set
Score 2=95% , Score 1= 88% - sum=183
in this scenario the rank should be this way:
1 for 2nd because it has greatest score 2
2 for 1st because it has has highest score 1
3 for 3rd because it has less score 1
I hope the idea is clear.
Hi,
pls try by multiplying Score2 by 1000 in Final Score
Regards
Rank-With-Multiple-Condition_v2.xlsx
pls try by multiplying Score2 by 1000 in Final Score
Regards
Rank-With-Multiple-Condition_v2.xlsx
Hi,
Check if this helps:
=IF([@Score2]>=[@Score1],C
As per your above example:
3 for 3rd because it has less score 1, but in your Data Set Score 2=95% , Score 1= 88% - sum=183, Score1 is not the lowest amongst 3 set, If I change Score2 = 94 then it shows your expected result as per example;
Rank-With-Multiple-Condition_v3.xlsx
Check if this helps:
=IF([@Score2]>=[@Score1],C
As per your above example:
3 for 3rd because it has less score 1, but in your Data Set Score 2=95% , Score 1= 88% - sum=183, Score1 is not the lowest amongst 3 set, If I change Score2 = 94 then it shows your expected result as per example;
Rank-With-Multiple-Condition_v3.xlsx
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