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How to use the PERCENTRANK.EXC() function in Excel

This function returns the rank of a value (alpha) in a dataset as a percentage, ranging from 0 to 1 (exclusive).

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

Arguments:

  • array(required): The array or range of numeric data that defines the relative positions.
  • x(required): The value for which you want to determine the rank.
  • significance(optional): A value specifying the number of decimal places for the returned percentage. If omitted, EXC() defaults to three decimal places (0.xxx).

Background:
PERCENTRANK.EXC() and PERCENTRANK.INC() are the inverse functions of PERCENTILE.EXC() and PERCENTILE.INC(). These functions calculate the relative position of a value *x* within a dataset.
For additional details on quantiles, refer to the PERCENTILE() documentation.

Example:
For more details on how to use this function, see the figure below.

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