4th most common text value

sparkd

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I currently have the following formula to capture the 3rd most common text value from a range.
I cant seem to change this in order to capture the 4th most common text value


=INDEX(S19:S52,MODE(IF(((S19:S52<>"")*(S19:S52<>INDEX(S19:S52,MODE(IF(S19:S52<>"",MATCH(S19:S52,S19,S52,0)))))*(S19:S52<>INDEX(S19:S52,MODE(IF((S19:S52<>"")*(S19:S52<>INDEX(S19:S52,MODE(IF(S19:S52<>"",MATCH(S19:S52,S19:S52,0))))),MATCH(S19:S52,S19:S52,0)))))),MATCH(S19:S52,S19:S52,0))))
 

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First, you have a typo in your formula. In the first MATCH, you have S19,S52 when it should be S19:S52. Next, changing it to capture the 4th most common would be somewhat painful. Using the same logic, you'd have to add another set of INDEX/MODE/MATCH/MATCH functions. I'd suggest something like the formula in T19 where you just drag it down to get the most common values in order.


Book1
QRST
18Most common values
19dac
20aa
21ad
22be
23bf
24cb
25cx
26cz
27cy
28d
29e
30e
31c
32d
33a
34e
35d
36c
37x
38y
39x
40z
41a
42
43f
44f
45f
46
47z
48
49
50
51
52
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
Q19{=INDEX(S19:S52,MODE(IF(((S19:S52<>"")*(S19:S52<>INDEX(S19:S52,MODE(IF(S19:S52<>"",MATCH(S19:S52,S19:S52,0)))))*(S19:S52<>INDEX(S19:S52,MODE(IF((S19:S52<>"")*(S19:S52<>INDEX(S19:S52,MODE(IF(S19:S52<>"",MATCH(S19:S52,S19:S52,0))))),MATCH(S19:S52,S19:S52,0)))))),MATCH(S19:S52,S19:S52,0))))}
T19{=IFERROR(INDEX($S$19:$S$52,MODE(IF($S$19:$S$52<>"",IF(COUNTIF($T$18:$T18,$S$19:$S$52)=0,MATCH($S$19:$S$52,$S$19:$S$52,0)*{1,1})))),"")}
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter array formulas.


Let us know if this works for you.
 
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After a little thought, I came up with this array formula that will return the nth most common value without needing the previous values:

=IFERROR(INDEX($S:$S,MOD(LARGE(IF($S$19:$S$52<>"",IF(MATCH($S$19:$S$52,$S$19:$S$52,0)=ROW($S$19:$S$52)-ROW($S$19)+1,COUNTIF($S$19:$S$52,$S$19:$S$52)+ROW($S$19:$S$52)/1000)),4),1)*1000),"")

Confirm with Control+Shift+Enter. Change the red 4 to the value you want. In case of ties, this lists the bottommost first, whereas my previous formula lists the topmost first.
 
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