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    2007 ranking over multiple columns

    in column G, i have a list of values. how would i go about ranking cell G2 with all the column cells in G, all the cells in L, and all the cells in Q?

    meaning: if G2 has 1 cell higher in G:G, 1 cell higher in L:L, and 0 cells higher in Q:Q, it will return 3 as the rank


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    Re: 2007 ranking over multiple columns

    Please upload a workbook or a representative cut down copy, anonymised if necessary. It is always easier to advise if we can see your request in its context.

    Show a before and after situation and if it's not blindingly obvious how you have arrived at your results some explanatory notes as well.
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    Re: 2007 ranking over multiple columns

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    Re: 2007 ranking over multiple columns

    =COUNTIF($J:$J,">"&J2)+COUNTIF($Q:$Q,">"&J2)+COUNTIF($X:$X,">"&J2)+COUNTIF($AE:$AE,">"&J2)+COUNTIF($AK:$AK,">"&J2)+COUNTIF($AQ:$AQ,">"&J2)+COUNTIF($AW:$AW,">"&J2)+COUNTIF($BC:$BC,">"&J2)+1
    is my solution. i had to add and change some columns around, but basically it will count the number of occurrences that a value is greater than the cell of interest in all the applicable columns, and then add 1 to count for itself

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