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March 26th, 2009, 01:35 PM
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Mode function - return default value rather than #N/A error if no
Hi,
I'm using the following expression to return the mode of a list of numbers: =IF(H1028="","",MODE(H1028:H1031)) If the four checked cells all have values but there's no two values the same (i.e. no mode) what I need is an expression that will return me a default value of 2 rather than the #N/A error value. Thanks for looking, Steve. 
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March 26th, 2009, 01:45 PM
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Mode function - return default value rather than #N/A error if no
=IF(ISERROR(MODE(A1028:A31)),2,MODE(A1028:A31))
Regards, Stefi „Struggling in Sheffield” ezt *rta: Hi, I'm using the following expression to return the mode of a list of numbers: =IF(H1028="","",MODE(H1028:H1031)) If the four checked cells all have values but there's no two values the same (i.e. no mode) what I need is an expression that will return me a default value of 2 rather than the #N/A error value. Thanks for looking, Steve.
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March 27th, 2009, 01:02 AM
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Mode function - return default value rather than #N/A error if
Hi Stefi,
Thank you very much, worked a treat. Steve. "Stefi" wrote: =IF(ISERROR(MODE(A1028:A31)),2,MODE(A1028:A31)) Regards, Stefi „Struggling in Sheffield” ezt *rta: Hi, I'm using the following expression to return the mode of a list of numbers: =IF(H1028="","",MODE(H1028:H1031)) If the four checked cells all have values but there's no two values the same (i.e. no mode) what I need is an expression that will return me a default value of 2 rather than the #N/A error value. Thanks for looking, Steve.
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March 27th, 2009, 07:31 AM
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Mode function - return default value rather than #N/A error if
You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback!
Stefi „Struggling in Sheffield” ezt *rta: Hi Stefi, Thank you very much, worked a treat. Steve. "Stefi" wrote: =IF(ISERROR(MODE(A1028:A31)),2,MODE(A1028:A31)) Regards, Stefi „Struggling in Sheffield” ezt *rta: Hi, I'm using the following expression to return the mode of a list of numbers: =IF(H1028="","",MODE(H1028:H1031)) If the four checked cells all have values but there's no two values the same (i.e. no mode) what I need is an expression that will return me a default value of 2 rather than the #N/A error value. Thanks for looking, Steve.
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March 27th, 2009, 06:27 PM
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Mode function - return default value rather than #N/A error if no
Here's another way...
=IF(H1028"",LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,CHOOSE( {1,2},2,MODE(H1028:H103 1))),"") Hope this helps! http://www.xl-central.com In article , Struggling in Sheffield wrote: Hi, I'm using the following expression to return the mode of a list of numbers: =IF(H1028="","",MODE(H1028:H1031)) If the four checked cells all have values but there's no two values the same (i.e. no mode) what I need is an expression that will return me a default value of 2 rather than the #N/A error value. Thanks for looking, Steve.
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