You use the RANK function. So if you have a set of numbers in the cells from A2 to A15 and wanted to put a rank of each one beside it, then starting in B2, you would have the following formula:
=RANK(B2,A$2:A$15)
That will rank from highest to lowest. There is an optional argument, to rank them in reverse order. You would use 0 for the default of ranking the highest as first, which is the default, and 1 to rank the lowest as first, like this:
=RANK(B2,A$2:A$15,1)
Apple's Numbers software is the spreadsheet component of their iWork suite.
Spreadsheets are mainly for manipulating numbers and doing calculations, but a spreadsheet will also have a lot of text in it too, usually to explain what the numbers refer to. So there will be mostly numbers on a spreadsheet, but lots of text too.
It depends which spreadsheet package you're using, and how its syntax is set but - something like... D3=A3-B3 or D3=sum(A3-B3)
Serial numbers. Or, generically for any spreadsheet, row headers.
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no they are not
beacause of the set out
No. Rows are identified by numbers in a spreadsheet. Columns are identified by letters.
The spreadsheet included with the iWork software suite is called Numbers.
From the Numbers File menu select New From Template Chooser.... And then select the Blank spreadsheet template.
A formula. It can also be a function.
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