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I'm using this formula to sum how many times a unique order number
appears in column A: =SUM(IF(FREQUENCY(A1:A36533,A1:A36533)=N,1)) where N is the number of times it appears. There is one order that appears six times and I need to find out what that order number is. Any suggestions? |
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If it is the most common item then:
MODE(A1:A36533) will do it Mike " wrote: I'm using this formula to sum how many times a unique order number appears in column A: =SUM(IF(FREQUENCY(A1:A36533,A1:A36533)=N,1)) where N is the number of times it appears. There is one order that appears six times and I need to find out what that order number is. Any suggestions? |
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On May 21, 1:55 pm, Mike H wrote:
If it is the most common item then: MODE(A1:A36533) will do it Mike It's the least |
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Try this
=INDEX(A2:A30,MATCH(MIN(COUNTIF(A2:A30,A2:A30)),CO UNTIF(A2:A30,A2:A30),0)) entered with ctrl + shift & enter will return the least occurring value in A2:A30 note that array formulas tend to slow down large spreadsheets considerably -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom wrote in message ups.com... On May 21, 1:55 pm, Mike H wrote: If it is the most common item then: MODE(A1:A36533) will do it Mike It's the least |
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