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I would like to show modes in the form of a pie chart but am not sure how.
For example the number 73 comes up 3 times in a column on my spreadsheet, how
can I show that compared to the number 50 which come up 2 times in the sheet?
Thanks for the help
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Hi,

You will need to compute those values using formula or a pivot table and
then chart the results.

Cheers
Andy

Cindy wrote:
I would like to show modes in the form of a pie chart but am not sure how.
For example the number 73 comes up 3 times in a column on my spreadsheet, how
can I show that compared to the number 50 which come up 2 times in the sheet?
Thanks for the help


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