This video will help you get Ranks in Excel, without repetative Ranks
The normal =Rank function in Excel gives you the same rank for 2 or more same values.
For example, if there are 4 values - 34, 30, 38, 34; ranking is done in descending order,
38 will get rank 1
34 will get rank 2
34 will get rank 2
30 will get rank 4
This can be avoided using =Rank with =Countif function.
Thus, 2 same values will get different ranks, one after the other.
So the new ranking will be,
38 will get rank 1
34 will get rank 2
34 will get rank 3
30 will get rank 4
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