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I've been trying to use the 'Mode' formula function on a spreadsheet. Its
coming up with an error, and I checked it out in Excel Help. Its says (under 'Remarks', that "If the data set contains no duplicate data points, the formula I used was =MODE(I2:I19) and this returns the #N/A error value". it should look for any data that are the same, so for the data set in question (what I have highlighted on the spreadsheet), then the answer should be 15%, as there are two 15%s. I've tried putting the data in a different part of the sheet both columns and in rows, and is still returning the incorrect answer. I've also tried to get the answer in the cell directly underneath the dataset, but this doesn't work either. Any suggestions -- Thank you for reading my post. Hopefully you can answer my querie |
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