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I have a spreadsheet containing 6 cells say with the following values ...
1 2 3 1 2 3 I want to work out the MODE and if there isn't one, then work out an average, but the problem is if there is no mode it displays the first cell value (i.e in the above example that would be 1). Surely this isn't right? Any suggestions gratefully received. Thanks Anita |
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