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You need to convert the Letter into a number. The CODE formula will do this.
Place this formula somewhere next to your data and fill it down (You can hide this column after) Code:
=SUM(0+LEFT(B2,1)&CODE(RIGHT(B2,1))) Let me know if you have any other questions. By the way looking at your formula before you can make it easier by typing it like so and then autofilling or copying/pasting it down Code:
=RANK(C2,C$2:C$6) Here is an attachment if the above didnt make sense. |
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Thanks for your quick reply.
But maybe I've made myself not clear. In the attached Excel file, the highlighted (orange) column will be the one I've intended to do (the result I want Excel to return). The class rank is the rank which is arranged against the class only, not the whole form. Could you have a little look at the Excel file (_rank2.xlsx) _rank2.xlsx Thank you! |
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