PERCENTRANK. EXC Function in Excel

This guide provides a practical overview of PERCENTRANK. EXC Function, including its main features, benefits, limitations, and important considerations.

Description: The function returns the rank of a value in a dataset as a percentage excluding values 0 and 1. The function supports Excel 2010 and later versions.

Syntax: PERCENTRANK. EXC (array, x, [significance])

Inside:

- array: An array or range of data to determine percentile, which is a required parameter .

- x: The value you want to determine its rank in the dataset, is a required parameter.

- significance: The value determines the number of digits of the percentage value returned, which is an optional parameter, if omitted the default is 3 digits.

Attention:

- If array array value is empty -> the function returns the #NUM! Error value .

- If significance value <1 -> the function returns the #NUM! Error value.

- If x does not match any value of the array -> interpolation function to determine the rank of the value.

For example:

Find the rank of the values described in the data table below:

- Calculate the rank of the value 12 in the array. In the cell to calculate enter the formula : = PERCENTRANK. EXC (E6: K6, E7)

- Press Enter -> rank of value 12 in the dataset is:

- Calculate the rank of the value 4.25. In the cell to calculate, enter the formula: = PERCENTRANK. EXC (E6: K6, E8)

- Press Enter -> return value is:

Because the value 4.25 is a non-array value -> the function returns the # N / A error value

Above are instructions and some specific examples when using PERCENTRANK. EXC function in Excel.

Good luck!