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    Ranking (weighted) issue

    Hello

    having some trouble trying to rank different criterias on percentages

    bascially, i have different metrics for sales ppl i.e. KPI NAR, i would that to be 30%

    i have attached a sample workbook with the outlined sample percentages, however im not sure how to rank based on percentages?

    so for example

    KPI NAR
    john doe $300
    is it simply $300 * 30% * rank(A1,B1:B4,0)
    *this is just a made up example*

    can someone pls help!
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    Re: Ranking (weighted) issue

    How about this;
    In N6 "Overall Score"
    In N7 dragged down =E7*$D$5+G7*$F$5+I7*$H$5+K7*$J$5+M7*$L$5
    In O6 "Overall Rank"
    In O7 dragged down =RANK(N7,$N$7:$N$21,1)
    Does that work for you?
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    Re: Ranking (weighted) issue

    hey thxs bud

    that does the trick....is it possibly and does it make sense to rank each category by the percentage? i.e. is there a quick way w.o having to create extra columns if i wanted to rank the KPI revenue column E using the weighted rank?

    thxs alot!!!!

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    Re: Ranking (weighted) issue

    I'm not following. Column N weighs the different catagories by the percentages. If you just looked at KPI based on the fact it's "worth" 30% of all catagories, you are still just looking at KPI (times 30%) and you'll get the same ranking.

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    Re: Ranking (weighted) issue

    thxs bud...makes sense to only apply it on the overall score...i was getting to carried away lol obv

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