$userVarRank

Return user's rank returned by $userleaderboard for a single user

Usage

$uservarRank[Variable name;Sorting Type;User ID (optional)]

Sorting Type

• highest-first (Default): Uses the sorting type that displays the list from the highest value to the lowest.
• lowest-first: Uses the sorting type that displays the list from the lowest value to the highest.
• desc Deprecated: Legacy alias for lowest-first.
• asc Deprecated: Legacy alias for highest-first.

Example:

Member

9/5/2026

!!exec Top 5
$userLeaderboard[money;highest-first;{top}. {username} - {value};5]

Custom Command

APP

9/5/2026

Top 5

1. Member - 350
2. Rake - 201
3. Zero - 121
4. Red - 53
5. Azz - 22

Member

9/5/2026

!!exec Your rank is $userVarRank[money]

Custom Command

APP

9/5/2026

Your rank is 1

What if the user does not have the variable?

If the specified user does not have the variable defined, $userVarRank will return undefined.