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Count Common Denominator, but excluding "#value!"
i want to count the (common denominator in a cell range a.k.a (which number
appears the most") in F6 to F200 contain formulas as described below giving me a value from another cell. ex" #4" ex: (=e6) which gives me "4" from "E6" (=e7 ) which gives me "5" from "E7" (=e8) wich gives me "5" from "e8" to row 200 Some cells "give me "#value!" In G1 i tried this formula but it does not work since it cant count the cells with "values" =mode(F6:F200) How can i use the same formula but also to ignore "value" errors and to finally give me the comon denominator. Which from the above examle number 5 appears the most. |
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Count Common Denominator, but excluding "#value!"
Hi,
Try this =MODE(IF(ISERROR(F6:F200),FALSE,F6:F200)) It's an array so enter with Ctrl+Shift+enter Excel will put curly brackets around the formula. Mike "Jman" wrote: i want to count the (common denominator in a cell range a.k.a (which number appears the most") in F6 to F200 contain formulas as described below giving me a value from another cell. ex" #4" ex: (=e6) which gives me "4" from "E6" (=e7 ) which gives me "5" from "E7" (=e8) wich gives me "5" from "e8" to row 200 Some cells "give me "#value!" In G1 i tried this formula but it does not work since it cant count the cells with "values" =mode(F6:F200) How can i use the same formula but also to ignore "value" errors and to finally give me the comon denominator. Which from the above examle number 5 appears the most. |
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Count Common Denominator, but excluding "#value!"
Just a heads-up on that formula...
It will evaluate empty cells as numeric 0 and could return 0 as the mode. Probably better to use (array entered): =MODE(IF(ISNUMBER(F6:F200),F6:F200)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Mike H" wrote in message ... Hi, Try this =MODE(IF(ISERROR(F6:F200),FALSE,F6:F200)) It's an array so enter with Ctrl+Shift+enter Excel will put curly brackets around the formula. Mike "Jman" wrote: i want to count the (common denominator in a cell range a.k.a (which number appears the most") in F6 to F200 contain formulas as described below giving me a value from another cell. ex" #4" ex: (=e6) which gives me "4" from "E6" (=e7 ) which gives me "5" from "E7" (=e8) wich gives me "5" from "e8" to row 200 Some cells "give me "#value!" In G1 i tried this formula but it does not work since it cant count the cells with "values" =mode(F6:F200) How can i use the same formula but also to ignore "value" errors and to finally give me the comon denominator. Which from the above examle number 5 appears the most. |
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Count Common Denominator, but excluding "#value!"
I tried both formulas, and i am still getting a "#value!" :(
"T. Valko" wrote: Just a heads-up on that formula... It will evaluate empty cells as numeric 0 and could return 0 as the mode. Probably better to use (array entered): =MODE(IF(ISNUMBER(F6:F200),F6:F200)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Mike H" wrote in message ... Hi, Try this =MODE(IF(ISERROR(F6:F200),FALSE,F6:F200)) It's an array so enter with Ctrl+Shift+enter Excel will put curly brackets around the formula. Mike "Jman" wrote: i want to count the (common denominator in a cell range a.k.a (which number appears the most") in F6 to F200 contain formulas as described below giving me a value from another cell. ex" #4" ex: (=e6) which gives me "4" from "E6" (=e7 ) which gives me "5" from "E7" (=e8) wich gives me "5" from "e8" to row 200 Some cells "give me "#value!" In G1 i tried this formula but it does not work since it cant count the cells with "values" =mode(F6:F200) How can i use the same formula but also to ignore "value" errors and to finally give me the comon denominator. Which from the above examle number 5 appears the most. |
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never mind it was a typo on my part. It worked..
Thanks Guys. "T. Valko" wrote: Just a heads-up on that formula... It will evaluate empty cells as numeric 0 and could return 0 as the mode. Probably better to use (array entered): =MODE(IF(ISNUMBER(F6:F200),F6:F200)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Mike H" wrote in message ... Hi, Try this =MODE(IF(ISERROR(F6:F200),FALSE,F6:F200)) It's an array so enter with Ctrl+Shift+enter Excel will put curly brackets around the formula. Mike "Jman" wrote: i want to count the (common denominator in a cell range a.k.a (which number appears the most") in F6 to F200 contain formulas as described below giving me a value from another cell. ex" #4" ex: (=e6) which gives me "4" from "E6" (=e7 ) which gives me "5" from "E7" (=e8) wich gives me "5" from "e8" to row 200 Some cells "give me "#value!" In G1 i tried this formula but it does not work since it cant count the cells with "values" =mode(F6:F200) How can i use the same formula but also to ignore "value" errors and to finally give me the comon denominator. Which from the above examle number 5 appears the most. |
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