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Default Any formula to return the most frequent bin range?


Hi all ,


In a row i have : A1= 450 B1=560 C1=500 D1=510 E1=445 F1=430 G1= 420

Those values represent several weights of a product prepared in this
case 7 times, now that i want to decide what is the most relative
weight to use on my list, i need a formula to tell me what is the most
frequent bin scored given a difference of 50 grs maximum .
The formula should return the following answer : 400-450 which means
that the most frequent weight bin is between 400 and 450 grs , now the
50 should be variable so if i change it somehow in the formula to 100
it should return 400-500 which means that the most frequent weight bin
falls between 400 and 500 grs.

Any smart frequency formula can do that ?

i appreciate anyone's help, thank you much.




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