zacharystucki
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So:
I have a big table (approximately 53,000 rows of data and over 75 columns).
I want to calculate the mode for a specific subset of the data so I was using a vlookup to isolate the subset of data, then I was using the mode to calculate the mode.
Here is the formula I have been trying to use - =VLOOKUP(A2,Table3,MODE(IF(Sheet1!$BK:$BK=Sheet1!$BX:$BX,VLOOKUP(A2,Table2,26,FALSE),Sheet1!BK14),),FALSE)
If you break it down this part of the formula works: IF(Sheet1!$BK:$BK=Sheet1!$BX:$BX,VLOOKUP(A2,Table2,26,FALSE),Sheet1!BK14)
Once I add the mode it stops working.
I want to get this to work because it could be a big monetary boost for our company.
I am no VBA expert, but I do know a little about it so I am willing to look into using VBA as a solution.
I have a big table (approximately 53,000 rows of data and over 75 columns).
I want to calculate the mode for a specific subset of the data so I was using a vlookup to isolate the subset of data, then I was using the mode to calculate the mode.
Here is the formula I have been trying to use - =VLOOKUP(A2,Table3,MODE(IF(Sheet1!$BK:$BK=Sheet1!$BX:$BX,VLOOKUP(A2,Table2,26,FALSE),Sheet1!BK14),),FALSE)
If you break it down this part of the formula works: IF(Sheet1!$BK:$BK=Sheet1!$BX:$BX,VLOOKUP(A2,Table2,26,FALSE),Sheet1!BK14)
Once I add the mode it stops working.
I want to get this to work because it could be a big monetary boost for our company.
I am no VBA expert, but I do know a little about it so I am willing to look into using VBA as a solution.