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How would I determine the frequency of a text cell, based on a specific
criteria, and then have it display the most frequent text. In other words, let say you have the following: Car Make Model Parts Honda Accord Fan Chevy Blazer Hose Honda Civic Glass Honda Accord Belts Honda Accord Fan Chevy Blazer Hose Chevy Impala Hose Honda Accord Fan How would I be able to determine which part is most frequently used, based on the spefic "Make" and "Model" criteria and then display the most needed part. In other words: Car Make Model Most Used Part Honda Accord FAN Chevy Blazer HOSE Any asistance would be greatly appreciated |
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Thanks a ton, Buff. This is great!
Luis "Biff" wrote: This works as long as there is a "mode" (more than 1 matching part): Entered as an array using the key comination of CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER (not just ENTER): =INDEX(part,MODE(IF(make=A15,IF(model=B15,MATCH(pa rt,part,0))))) Whe A15 = Honda, B15 = Accord, returns: fan. Based on your sample data the formula will reurn #N/A if you wanted Honda Civic because there's only one instance of Honda Civic and one instance of glass for Honda Civic. In other words, there's not a "mode" for those criteria. Biff "Luis Rodriguez" <Luis wrote in message ... How would I determine the frequency of a text cell, based on a specific criteria, and then have it display the most frequent text. In other words, let say you have the following: Car Make Model Parts Honda Accord Fan Chevy Blazer Hose Honda Civic Glass Honda Accord Belts Honda Accord Fan Chevy Blazer Hose Chevy Impala Hose Honda Accord Fan How would I be able to determine which part is most frequently used, based on the spefic "Make" and "Model" criteria and then display the most needed part. In other words: Car Make Model Most Used Part Honda Accord FAN Chevy Blazer HOSE Any asistance would be greatly appreciated |
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
Biff "Luis Rodriguez" wrote in message ... Thanks a ton, Buff. This is great! Luis "Biff" wrote: This works as long as there is a "mode" (more than 1 matching part): Entered as an array using the key comination of CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER (not just ENTER): =INDEX(part,MODE(IF(make=A15,IF(model=B15,MATCH(pa rt,part,0))))) Whe A15 = Honda, B15 = Accord, returns: fan. Based on your sample data the formula will reurn #N/A if you wanted Honda Civic because there's only one instance of Honda Civic and one instance of glass for Honda Civic. In other words, there's not a "mode" for those criteria. Biff "Luis Rodriguez" <Luis wrote in message ... How would I determine the frequency of a text cell, based on a specific criteria, and then have it display the most frequent text. In other words, let say you have the following: Car Make Model Parts Honda Accord Fan Chevy Blazer Hose Honda Civic Glass Honda Accord Belts Honda Accord Fan Chevy Blazer Hose Chevy Impala Hose Honda Accord Fan How would I be able to determine which part is most frequently used, based on the spefic "Make" and "Model" criteria and then display the most needed part. In other words: Car Make Model Most Used Part Honda Accord FAN Chevy Blazer HOSE Any asistance would be greatly appreciated |
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