Conditional percent rank

rwcg2d

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I am looking to display the percentile of a value based on multiple conditions. Column K is my score, Column E is my organization, and Column H is my metric. For these, I'd like to see the percentile for each score based on each individual organization and metric.
 

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Hi,

Hopefully this Array formula is a good starting point (enter with Ctrl+Shift+Enter):
=PERCENTRANK(IFERROR($K$2:$K$50*IF($E$2:$E$50=E2,1,"")*IF($H$2:$H$50=H2,1,""),""),K2)

I assumed that your headers are in row 1 and your data set is in rows 2:50. Let me know if that helps.
 
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