If T2:T100 is the "day" then something like this should work:

=SUMPRODUCT((T$2:T$100=T2)*(AS$2:AS$100=AS2)*(C2C $2:C$100))+1

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Skinman" wrote in message
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Hi all
Please. Needing some assistance. Using excel 2007

This formula starting in the first row of my data ranks each share value
for
the first day (entered in column 'K')
=SUMPRODUCT(($AS$6:$AS$13=AS6)*(C6$C$6:$C$13))+1
In column 'AS' is 3 different types of shares numbered as 1,2 or 3
In column 'C' is the value of those shares

I wish to expand the formula so that it also ranks each day seperatly.
In column 'T', I have the days numbered in order
The formula works only for rows 6:13 which is day 1. On day '2' I may have
10 rows of data
starting at 'C14' So at present I have to re-enter the formula as:
=SUM PRODUCT(($AS$14:$AS$23=AS14)*(C14$C$14:$C$23))+1

As this formula is initially entered via a part of a macro (below) and
filled down I have to adjust the formula each
time a date changes which is tedious. Each day also has a different amount
of entries

Range("K6").Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = _
"=SUM PRODUCT((R6C45:R13C45=RC[34])*(RC[-8]R6C3:R13C3))+1"
Application.Goto Reference:="Sh__Rank" ' Named offset range
Selection.FillDown

I have googled and tried adding an additional array with no joy
Any help with a new formula would be greatly appreciated.

Skinman.