Excel Magic Trick 1301: Sorted List of Modes in Single Cell with TEXTJOIN Array Formula

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Learn how to create an array formula to show a sorted list of modes in a single cell. See the Functions: TEXTJOIN, INDEX, SMALL, MODE.MULT, COUNT, ROW, INDIRECT. Learn about difference (and history) between the MODE, MODE.SNGL and MODE.MULT functions.
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Thank you very much, for all the efforts made to build your great Excel library on this channel. Even for this Belgian Excel user (Dutch version Excel 2016) the instructions are very clear. Excellent!

josdiepenbeek
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My goodness. Watching this makes me want to learn everything about excel and be a magician!

TwoLargePizzas
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Wow, this is SO over my head but one of these days I'll get there.  I'm not giving up though and I'm working my way through all your other videos

sesagolu
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my goddd mike: my head is and index to house the entire array to avoid the CSE! Clever! Great video

jazzista
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Power Query Solution (Works if column has either numbers or text only & not both in single column)Step 1: Load the data in Power QueryStep 2: Right click where mode needs to found > Drill Down             This step would convert selected column into list.Step 3: Click on "fx" icon in formula bar and enter "=List.Modes(Step 2 name)"              Step 2 name can be taken from "Applied Steps" window             This will give list of all modes.Step 4: From List Tools tab click "To Table"Step 5: Close & Load.This is all dynamic and will give list of modes in text or numbers. Will share the video link shortly.

AbhayGadiya
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Woohoo! TEXTJOIN ARRAY FORMULA DIDNT SEE THAT COMMING!

levelzeroD
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Awesomely nice video. Keep going, sir.

sim
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We could have used also =TEXTJOIN(", ", 1, SORT(MODE.MULT(A2:A25)))

salasartravels
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video : u apply sorted modes function....then where is the <=60 values... in D5 cell.... ? example : 20, 21, 29,

sri
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We could have used also =TEXTJOIN(", ", 1, SORT(MODE.MULT(A2:A25)))

punitagarwal