Ranking cells with out the RANK function (Golf Style)

[Charles.Trask]

If anyone could provide any assistance it would be greatly appreciated.
I currtly have two columns (Column A & Column B). Column A & B have 17 rows. The current formula I am using is:
=SUM(IF(A1>$A$!:$A$17,1/COUNTIF($A$1:$A$17,$A$1:$A$17)))+1
As of right now the default values from A1:17 are set to "0" so B1:B17 = 1.
When a vaule greater than 1 is put int A1, the formula kicks a value of 2 to B1, while the remaining Column B cells (B2:B17) retain a value of "1".

I'd like to know if it's possiable when a A1 = 1, B1 would = 17 (The number of cells to be "Ranked"), while the other cells still retain the value of "1". The style of ranking for this specific column B will be the golf ranking concept. I really don't like using the RANK function but if its the only way it can be done then so be it.

If and when anyone has free time and feels like poking around my formula it would be greatly appreciated. I hope that I have explained myself well
enough on what I am trying to accomplish.
Thanks in advance,

Charles

 

[T. Valko]

If anyone could provide any assistance it would be greatly appreciated.
I currtly have two columns (Column A & Column B). Column A & B have 17 rows. The current formula I am using is:
=SUM(IF(A1>$A$!:$A$17,1/COUNTIF($A$1:$A$17,$A$1:$A$17)))+1
As of right now the default values from A1:17 are set to "0" so B1:B17 = 1.
When a vaule greater than 1 is put int A1, the formula kicks a value of 2 to B1, while the remaining Column B cells (B2:B17) retain a value of "1".

I'd like to know if it's possiable when a A1 = 1, B1 would = 17 (The number of cells to be "Ranked"), while the other cells still retain the value of "1". The style of ranking for this specific column B will be the golf ranking concept. I really don't like using the RANK function but if its the only way it can be done then so be it.

If and when anyone has free time and feels like poking around my formula it would be greatly appreciated. I hope that I have explained myself well
enough on what I am trying to accomplish.
Thanks in advance,

Charles

Can you explain the logic of what you're wanting to do? Seeing an example of the data would probably help as well.

 

[Charles.Trask]

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The first data/rank area is assuming that data = 0, person receives a score of "1"

The second data/rank area assumes that if person gets 0 rank = 1, but the higher the score they receive, the larger the rank

I hope this helps

Charles

 

[mikerickson]

The formula
=COUNTIF($A$1:$A$6,"<"&A1)+1

gives the correct results for those examples.

 

[T. Valko]

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The first data/rank area is assuming that data = 0, person receives a score of "1"

The second data/rank area assumes that if person gets 0 rank = 1, but the higher the score they receive, the larger the rank

I hope this helps

Charles

This formula returns the ranks that you demonstrated in the sample data.

=RANK(A2,A$2:A$6,1)

 

[Charles.Trask]

mikerickson,
The formula =COUNTIF($A$1:$A$6,"<"&A1)+1 works kind of the way I would like it.
Is it possiable to have it start with 17 as the highest vaule and allow duplicate rankings in ascending order but in consecutive order
ie. 17,17, 16, 15, 15, 14 14

Thank you to all for your assistance, it is greatly appreciated

 

[mikerickson]

I don't understand the logic that would make

5
0
1
2
0

result in 17, 17, 16, 15, 15, 14, 14