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EXCEL PERCENTRANK.EXC FUNCTION
Excel PERCENTRANK.EXC Function Introduction
The Excel Percentrank.Exc function computes the relative position of a provided value within an array, between 0 and 1 (exclusive).
Description of Excel PERCENTRANK.EXC Function
Syntax :
=PERCENTRANK.EXC( array, x, [significance] )
Parameters :
- Array – The array of values that you wish to know the relative location of a given value inside.
- X – The value for which you wish to compute the relative position. (x must be in the range of the values in the given array, but it does not have to be precisely equal to one of them. If x is not found in the array, the values of the array are interpolated to determine the % rank).
- Significance – An additional input indicating the number of major digits to which the given percent value is adjusted. (By default, the % number returned is accurate to three significant digits.)
Step By Step Guide of PERCENTRANK.EXC Function
Example :
Cells B1-B4 in the worksheet below demonstrate Excel Percentrank examples. Exc Function, which is used to determine the relative position of four distinct values inside the array of values in cells A1-A9.
Key Points
- #N/A – Occurs if the specified value of x is less than or higher than the lowest or maximum value in the supplied array.
- #NUM! – This error occurs when either the specified [significance] value is 1 or the supplied array is empty.
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