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Excel Averages
I've created a simple excel form using a drop-down list in one column. In
that drop-down list are several choices to pick from (High, medium, low). There are nine rows using this drop-down list. I want to retrieve an average in a separate cell. In that average I'm trying to display the text average and not a numerical average. i.e. if there are five highs, two mediums, and two lows I want to show an average that shows "High." |
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Excel Averages
You can use MODE for this. =MODE(A1:A5) Or try this for extra features! ="The most common occurence is: "&MODE(A1:A5)&" and it's used "&COUNTIF(A1:A5)&" times" Colin -- Colin Vicary ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Colin Vicary's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=10472 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=488194 |
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