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I have a very simple database structure and am struggling to write a command to find the ranked position of the user.

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id     |  average
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1      |  79
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2      |  99
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3      |  22

How would I be able to find the ranked position of the user with id 1? #2 would be ranked 1st. I want the rank to be descending with the highest number in 1st place.

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    Please, tag your MySQL version. Latest versions allow to use window functions like RANK()
    – McNets
    Jun 25, 2019 at 15:15
  • If you could provide more information about the data you are looking at and what you have tried so far it would help
    – Joe W
    Jun 25, 2019 at 15:56

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If you are in version 8 (or above), you can use the RANK() function for this purpose:

SELECT
    id,
    average,
    RANK() OVER (ORDER BY average DESC) as rk
FROM
    t;

Note I've ordered the result by average DESC, that assigns rank=1 to the maximum average.

id | average | rk
-: | ------: | -:
 2 |      99 |  1
 1 |      79 |  2
 3 |      22 |  3

db<>fiddle here

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assuming average is the column name -

add order by Average Desc on the end of your query

have a look at the answers to this question for further information

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