Robert, I have had a degree of success with rankings based on time but I still seem to have a blind spot around separating the multiple categories.
My sheet is divided into three main components.
Time entry to rank ( no issues)
Class is divided into Elite, Competitive & Open.
Sex, Male/ Female
Creating a rank for the various class and sex categories from one sheet is the goal.
Please advise. Capture|690x165
If so, create a template column combining the Class column and the Sex column (eg. Elite-Male), and then do a multiple relation to self from/to this template column (as instructed in my previous reply):
Robert I am having massive success with your recommendations. Unfortunately when I try to tally the points for 3 races into a leader board my results are not displaying correctly in the app.
So to be clear the points are added together correctly in the leader board sheet and showing the correct total, but when displayed in the inline list the Template relation seems to be having an effect on this calculated columns ability to display correctly.
Can you take a screenshot of where it looks correct in the data editor and then a second one that shows both the inline list and the data panel (lower left hand panel > “data”) where it displays incorrectly?
@Robert_Petitto , basically we collect a variety of environmental data from our users and apply that to an analytics methodology. Within the methodology, I needed to calculate what is essentially the ‘percentile’ of a given datapoint to use in other calculations. Your rankings approach worked like a charm!
@Robert_Petitto thanks for the vid. I have 5000 rows. It’s organizing them from 1 to 5000. How can I convert this so it ranks based on rank within a category?
I have a “state” column. I’d like to show each row’s rank within its state, rather than overall. For example “1st in California”.