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Good Afternoon,
I'm having trouble trying to write a function that returns the value in a given row that exists more than all other values in that same range. Please see the below example. A1 = Apple B1 = Banana C1 = Orange D1 = Apple E1 (Formula) = This cell should return Apple because Apple is listed in more cells than all other fruits. Thank you, Adam |
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