Rank with Tie Breakers

SFCChase

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Office Version
  1. 2016
Platform
  1. Windows
Is there a way to rank a series of data that breaks ties by looking at additional data?

For example. I have 9 students with calculated GPA's in column B (3 of which have an 88.5 average). I want to rank them 1-9 but for the 3 tied GPA I would like the formula to automatically look in column C for the lowest amount of test failures (of the 3 tied individuals).

NAMEGPATEST FAILURESRANK
JOE88.526
JANE92.002
BOB91.503
LUCY88.504
ROGER87.017
MIKE86.508
CHUCK88.515
BETTY75.509
DORIS96.001
 

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Yes, there is a way. There are probably other ways too, some of them even better. But this one works nicely:
 
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