In Excel, the “MODE” function is a statistical tool that identifies and returns the most frequently occurring value within a set of numbers provided.
=MODE(number1, [number2], ... )
In Excel, the “MODEIF” function is a custom calculation that allows you to find the most frequently occurring value (mode) within a set of data, but only considering values that meet a specific condition specified in the formula
=MODEIF(data_range, criteria_range, criteria)
Click on any cell below to start practicing MODEIF Function. Check Instruction how to use the MODEIF Function.
=MODE(IF($A$2:$A$49=E9,C2:C49))
Microsoft Excel “HOUR, MINUTE, SECOND Functions” are time related functions helps to extract the Hour, Minute or Second from a complete Time.
The tutorial demonstrates how to find a date any number of days before or after today, counting either all days or only business days.
MATCH function performs lookup for a value in a range and returns its position sequence number as output. It has two required and one optional arguments
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SUMIF function is used to get the “total sum” for number of times the criteria across range is met. SUMIF Function has two required arguments.