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Default Mkae Mode function return "" instead of #N/A when there is no Mode

Using Exel 97 for Windows, I am determining the mode for various
smples. When there is no mode, I get "#N/A". How can I get the
function to return " " instead when there is no mode?
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Default Mkae Mode function return "" instead of #N/A when there is no Mode

=IF(ISNA(MODE()),"",MODE())

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Using Exel 97 for Windows, I am determining the mode for various
smples. When there is no mode, I get "#N/A". How can I get the
function to return " " instead when there is no mode?
Thanks so much,
Tonso


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=IF(ISNA(MODE()),"",MODE())

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"Tonso" wrote:
Using Exel 97 for Windows, I am determining the mode for various
smples. When there is no mode, I get "#N/A". How can I get the
function to return " " instead when there is no mode?
Thanks so much,
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Thanks! Works Perfect!!!
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