MODE.MULT(number1, [number2, ...])
=MODE.MULT(A2:A11)
This example uses the MODE.MULT function to find the modes of a data set with numbers 1-10. The example formula is above. This will return 1, 2, and 3 as the modes because they each appear 3 times in the data set.
=MODE.MULT(A2:A13)
This example uses the MODE.MULT function to find the modes of a data set with numbers 1-10 and some repeats. The example formula is above. This will return 1, 2, and 3 as the modes because they each appear 3 times in the data set.
=MODE.MULT(A2:A14)
This example uses the MODE.MULT function to find the modes of a data set with numbers 1-10 and some different numbers. The example formula is above. This will return 1, 2, and 3 as the modes because they each appear 3 times in the data set, while the other numbers appear less than 3 times.
=MODE.MULT(A2:A15)
This example uses the MODE.MULT function to find the modes of a data set with numbers 1-10 and some different numbers and some repeats. The example formula is above. This will return 1, 2, and 3 as the modes because they each appear 3 times in the data set, while the other numbers appear less than 3 times.
The MODE.MULT function in Sourcetable is used to return an array of the most frequently occurring numbers in a numeric data set. It ignores empty cells, text values, and logical values TRUE and FALSE and will return a single result if there is only one mode in the data.