Looking into this, not sure this is possible without javascript, unfortunately. You could split into two questions and make the bullets a bit “prettier” for your customer. 

Question 1: Do you want/like any of these 10 items? List the items and ask (y/na/I don’t know)

• If y, then display Q2 the 1-10 options in the Pick, group, and rank
• if na/I don’t know, then don’t show them Question 2

Question 2 (Conditional on answer to Q1) : Which are your top 3 out of 10?

Thanks for the response UXDana.
I would rather not add another question so I may have to use Javascript.

I have changed to 11 items in a pick, group and rank question.
I ask the respondent to select and rank the top 3 items and drag into one group.
Item 11 is N/A. 
Will someone please let me know how to NOT display items 1-10 if item 11 is dragged into the group 1 box?

Thank you!