Is it possible to use Percentrank as a CSE function.
I have something like this:
=PERCENTRANK(IF($D$3:$D$30=$D$31,TRUNC($C$3:$C$30,2),FALSE),$C$31)
Where $D$3:$D$30=$D$31 is the condition to be evaluated, and TRUNC($C$3:$C$30,2) would be returned.
Is it possible to use Percentrank as a CSE function.
I have something like this:
=PERCENTRANK(IF($D$3:$D$30=$D$31,TRUNC($C$3:$C$30,2),FALSE),$C$31)
Where $D$3:$D$30=$D$31 is the condition to be evaluated, and TRUNC($C$3:$C$30,2) would be returned.
Yes
p45cal
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I keep getting a #N/A. Would a file help..?
Am attaching a sanitized file. Still not being able to crack this one...
Cell C33 has the function I have put. Basically I want to be able to choose the metric2 in D31, and only the PercentRank for values with that metric2 should be evaluated.
TRy this
=PERCENTRANK(IF($D$3:$D$30=$D$31,TRUNC($C$3:$C$30,2),99^99),$C$31)
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That's because, in your file, the 0.56 is higher than any value for Metric for any row with the Metric2 of 'B'.
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So in this case there's no match, but also nothing to interpolate.
- If x does not match one of the values in array, PERCENTRANK interpolates to return the correct percentage rank.
Either change the 0.56 to a lower value (probably silly), or (more likely to be useful) include the 0.56 in the formula:
=PERCENTRANK(IF($D$3:$D$31=$D$31,TRUNC($C$3:$C$31,2),FALSE),$C$31)
when you get a sensible answer of 1 or 100%
p45cal
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yes, worked. Thanks to you and XLD for the suggestions....!
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