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vmagal1 wrote...
Well I figured out the problem. I was using the mode function on cells that were calculated using a formula. I guess it didn't like that. .... Not the problem. If I enter the formula =INT(1+5*RAND()) in A1:A20, MODE(A1:A20) works just fine, returning the mode of the formula-generated values in A1:A20. Far more likely your problem is due to number formatting that makes many of your formulas appear to produce the same value when there are actually differences. If I enter the formula =5*RAND()+0.5 in B1:B20 and replace the formulas in A1:A20 with A1: =ROUND(B1,0) and format A1:B20 as numbers with zero decimal places, A1:A20 and B1:B20 appear identical, but MODE(A1:A20) returns a number while MODE(B1:B20) returns #N/A. |
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