In this old thread (which the software did not let me continue) Yogi mentions 2nd mode and third mode etc.
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In the above thread, Yogi has a nice formula for finding the "other mode", when the other mode is a tie. I am wondering - is there a simple formula
to find the 2nd (or 3rd) most frequent number. For example the (AFAIK non-existent) formula or function would act like this:
I have an excel file which contains 59058 numbers ranging from 1 to 70 arranged in a matrix so they are from A1 to Q3474.
I need to find the most frequent number, the second most frequent, third most frequent and so on to the ninth most frequent number.
I am aware of the MODE function, but that function has 2 problems, it can only handle 255 numbers, and it only shows the most frequent number, and I'm also interested in the second most frequent number and so forth.
My excel (2003) is stuck in array mode - is there any way to get it out of Array Mode and put it back in the letter:number display for formulas/functions? It's doing this in VBA too which is totally killing me.
I have a column of names of people who have logged calls within a period. Some of these names obviously pop up more than once and I am wanting to report on those top 3 people who have logged calls in that period.
In short, I want the top 3 most frequent in a list.
I have a need to look within a variable number of rows (but only a single column) and find the most common value(s) within that range.
If there is only one most common value, I return that value. If there's more than one most common value, I need to concatenate the values (if they are text) or average the values (if they are numeric).
In a row i have : A1= 450B1=560C1=500D1=510E1=445F1=430G1= 420. Those values represent several weights of a product prepared in this case 7 times, now that i want to decide what is the most relative weight to use on my list, i need a formula to tell me what is the most frequent bin scored given a difference of 50 grs maximum. The formula should return the following answer : 400-450 which means that the most frequent weight bin is between 400 and 450 grs , now the 50 should be variable so if i change it somehow in the formula to 100 it should return 400-500 which means that the most frequent weight bin falls between 400 and 500 grs. Any smart frequency formula can do that?
I am using a formula that finds the most frequently occuring text from a range of cells that have the text 'Ra' 'Ma', 'Mo' or 'Mi' in them (each cell has a drop down list with these text items only). I am currently using this formula to find which of the four text items appears most frequently in the range:
This formula works fine in a case where there is more of one text item than any other, but when there are two items with the same number of entries, this formula comes back with the item that fulfils the criteria first - i.e. if 'Ra' appears 5 times and 'Mo' appears 5 times, then either could come back, depending on which appears first in the range.
The text items rate in importance with 'Ra' being the most important, then 'Ma', then 'Mo', then 'Mi' is the least important. What I am trying to do is, in cases where more that one text item appears the same number of times, get the formula to display the one that is the most important. So for example 'Ra' will always appear over 'Mo' if both have 5 entries, but 'Mo' will appear over 'Mi' if 'Mo' and 'Mi' both have the most entries.
I have a list of names in 1 column and I would like to be able to find out what name is most frequent and I'd also like to know how many times that name appears in that column.
I want to find out the most frequently occurring value for the below example. Based on the example below I want to know Column A = Sales, Column B = s682, which value is the most frequently occurred.
Is there a good/easy formula to use when trying to find the mean, median and mode for a column? If so, can someone post it? I'd like to make it as easy as possible (obviously!).
I want to use a formula to detect which name is appearing most in a selected range of cells. The Mode formula gives this result but for numbers. I was thinking of the probability of having to combine the LEN function with the MODE function.
The only thing is, if only one cell contains a number other than 0 (eg. 1,2 or 3) then it returns #N/A. Ideally i'd like it to show the appropriate response for the number that is in the number range. For example - if one cell shows the number 2 and the rest are 0's, i'd like it to show Secure(the response for 2) rather than #N/A.
My display scale is 125%. A college's is set to %100. This causes errors when I place Shapes to saved locations, .Top & .Left programmatically. Based on Google searches, it appears that setting the auto scale mode to DPI may solve this problem. How do I set it?
How would i find the mode of a range of numbers that changes?
For example, I want a simple out put of the Mode for the numbers after Aand D, and E and so on, without having to do it manually. A function perhaps?
I have attached spreadsheet. The 2 left columns are the raw data and the right columns are what i want the outcome (modes) to be. Is there a way I can do this without having to go through this manunally for every one?
For some strange reason the workbook I have been using on a daily basis has suddenly decided to go into design mode and stay there. No matter how many times I click the design mode button in and out it always stays in and I can't use my buttons.....it just selects them?
I would like to calculate the mode of a range of cells containing text. To do this I would use a formula like:
A red yellow orange orange blue orange yellow
=index(A1:A7,mode(match(A1:A7,A1:A7,0))) (orange)
How do I find the mode of a range of cells containing text with an additional criteria, like finding the mode of A only for values with a "yes" in B as in: A B red no yellow yes orange no orange no blue yes orange no yellow yes
In this case, the answer I'm looking for would be (yellow).
i have a userform that uses auto filter the filter the search results. I am wondering if someone can show me how to turn the auto-filter off once action (printing) is completed.
below is the code I am using:
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim ws As Worksheet Set ws = Sheets("ComplaintData")
With ws .AutoFilterMode = False With . Range("A1:L1") .AutoFilter If ComboBox1.Value = "Month" Then .AutoFilter Field:=11, Criteria1:=ComboBox2
Also, I was given a code in this forum to handle the "Item not found" situation. Where would I insert it in this code. If the searched item doesnt exist, then I would like the message box to come up before it shows the printer selection box and if the searched item exists then directly show the printer selection box.....following were the two lines
On Error Goto ErrFindClick
ErrFindClick: MsgBox " " & combobox1.Value & " Not Found!" Exit Sub
Sub AddContextMenu() On Error Resume Next Application. CommandBars("formula bar").FindControl(msoControlButton, 0, "MYMENU").Delete On Error Goto 0 Dim objTemp As CommandBarButton With Application.CommandBars("formula bar") Set objTemp = .Controls.Add(msoControlButton, , , .Controls.Count + 1, True) With objTemp .Caption = "Formula Menu" .BeginGroup = True .OnAction = "TestMe" .Tag = "MYMENU" End With............
am createing userform for entering system details, when i assigning peripherals to the system must be unique ,no other system not used.for this am write code , it's working fine. but when i searching details of system using desk no, if when cursor go to the unique fields the data is clearing. due to unique identity.
and other one
my drop down values adding form other sheet" Working sheet", when system is assigned , auto maically paritucular fields status will changes from "Working" to "assigned" in " Working sheet". is it possible changes the text depending one sheet cell ref to other sheet.? you can easily understood in following path am attached my file.
I'm trying to calculate the mode for a large data set, but there is no 'mode function' in subtotal. I need to find the mode for each change in day - without having to retype the function.
