excel and mode

Dr Osama
26 May 202118:33

Summary

TLDRIn this educational video, Dr. Osama Kashua introduces the concept of 'mode' in Excel, which is the most frequently occurring number in a data set. He guides students through the process of calculating the mode for various departments within a company, using Excel's statistical functions. The instructor demonstrates how to import data from Word to Excel, manipulate table formats, and apply the MODE function to identify common wages across different departments. The lesson emphasizes the importance of repeated numbers for determining the mode and concludes with practical examples to solidify the concept.

Takeaways

  • πŸ“š The lecture is about the statistical concept of 'mode' in Excel, which is the most frequently occurring number in a set of data.
  • πŸ‘¨β€πŸ« The instructor, Dr. Osama Kashua, guides students through the process of finding the mode of various datasets in Excel.
  • πŸ” The mode is identified as the number that appears most often in a given dataset, representing the 'statistical mood' of the data.
  • πŸ“ˆ The lecture includes an example of calculating the mode for different departments within a factory to find the most common wages.
  • πŸ’Ό The process involves using Excel's 'Paste Special' feature to import data from another program, such as a Word document.
  • πŸ–±οΈ The instructor demonstrates how to use Excel functions, specifically the 'MODE' function, to calculate the mode of a range of cells.
  • πŸ“ It's important to correctly specify the range of cells for which the mode is to be calculated to get accurate results.
  • πŸ”§ If there are no repeated numbers in the dataset, Excel will indicate that the mode is 'Not Available' (N/A).
  • πŸ”’ The mode can be used to identify common trends or patterns, such as the most common wage in a department.
  • πŸ“‹ The lecture concludes with a summary of the concept of mode and its application in business contexts using Excel.
  • πŸ‘‹ The instructor ends the session with well-wishes for the students' safety and a reminder to apply the knowledge learned about the mode.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic discussed by Dr. Osama in the video?

    -The main topic discussed by Dr. Osama is the concept of 'mode' in Excel and its business applications, specifically how to calculate the most frequently occurring number in a set of data.

  • What does the term 'statistical mood' refer to in the context of the video?

    -In the context of the video, 'statistical mood' refers to the 'mode' in statistics, which is the value that appears most frequently in a data set.

  • Why might Excel show 'Not Available' when calculating the mode?

    -Excel will show 'Not Available' when calculating the mode if there are no repeated numbers in the data set, meaning no number has a higher frequency than others.

  • How does Dr. Osama demonstrate the process of importing data from Word into Excel?

    -Dr. Osama demonstrates the process by copying data from a Word table, opening Excel, and using 'Paste Special' with the HTML option to import the data.

  • What is the significance of the mode in business applications?

    -The mode is significant in business applications as it can indicate the most common or typical value in a data set, such as the most common wage in a department.

  • How does Dr. Osama suggest modifying the appearance of the table in Excel?

    -Dr. Osama suggests resizing cells, making text bold, and adjusting the formatting to improve the appearance of the table in Excel.

  • What is the step-by-step process to calculate the mode for a department's wages in Excel?

    -The process involves selecting the range of cells with the wage data, using the 'Mode' function from the 'Statistical' category in the 'fx' dialog box, and inputting the correct range for calculation.

  • What happens if there are multiple numbers with the same frequency in the data set?

    -If there are multiple numbers with the same frequency, Excel will return the number that is repeated more times overall as the mode.

  • How does Dr. Osama emphasize the importance of repeating numbers for the mode to exist?

    -Dr. Osama emphasizes that the mode exists only when there is a frequency of numbers, and if no numbers are repeated, the mode will be 'Not Available'.

  • What does Dr. Osama mean by 'mood' when referring to wages in different departments?

    -By 'mood,' Dr. Osama means the most common or frequently occurring wage in each department, which can be determined using the mode function in Excel.

  • What is the final takeaway from the lecture according to Dr. Osama?

    -The final takeaway is understanding that the mode represents the most frequently occurring number in a data set and how to apply this concept in Excel for business analysis.

Outlines

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πŸ“Š Introduction to Excel's Statistical Mode

In this introductory segment, Dr. Osama Kashua welcomes students to a new lesson on Excel's business applications, focusing on the concept of 'mode' in statistics. The mode is defined as the most frequently occurring number in a set. The instructor uses an example of employee wages across different departments to illustrate the concept, explaining the process of finding the mode for each department and for the entire factory. The lesson begins with instructions on how to open Excel and import data from a Word document, emphasizing the importance of proper data presentation for analysis.

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πŸ”’ Calculating the Mode for Each Department

This paragraph delves into the process of calculating the mode for individual departments within a factory's wage data. Dr. Kashua guides the students through using Excel's statistical functions to find the most common wage for the production department, highlighting the steps to select the appropriate range and apply the MODE function. The instructor demonstrates troubleshooting when the mode is not available due to the lack of repeated numbers, emphasizing the importance of data frequency for the mode calculation. The segment also includes practical examples of how to manipulate data in Excel, such as changing cell values to create a mode for demonstration purposes.

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πŸ“‰ Understanding Mode Unavailability and Its Implications

The third paragraph addresses the scenario where the mode function returns 'not available' due to the absence of repeated numbers in a dataset. Dr. Kashua uses various departmental wage examples to show how Excel's mode function reacts when there is no dominant frequency. He explains that the mode is only meaningful when there is a repeated number and demonstrates this by altering data to create and then identify modes. The paragraph reinforces the concept that the mode represents a common or repeated phenomenon within a data set.

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πŸ“ˆ Summarizing the Concept of Mode in Excel

In the concluding paragraph, Dr. Kashua summarizes the key points about the mode in Excel. He reiterates that the mode is the most frequently occurring number in a series and explains how to use Excel to determine it. The instructor also discusses scenarios where the mode might not be available and emphasizes that the mode is only present when there is a repetition of numbers. He provides examples of how to interpret the mode in a business context, such as identifying common wages in different departments, and ends the lecture with well-wishes for the students.

Mindmap

Keywords

πŸ’‘Instructor

An instructor is a person who teaches or gives instruction, often in a specialized field. In the context of the video, Dr. Osama Kashua is the instructor who guides the students through the topic of Excel and its business applications. The role of the instructor is central to the educational theme of the video, providing knowledge and demonstrating procedures.

πŸ’‘Excel

Excel is a widely used spreadsheet program developed by Microsoft. It is a key tool for data organization, analysis, and visualization. The video's theme revolves around using Excel for business applications, specifically for calculating the 'mode' of data sets, which is a statistical concept that Excel can compute.

πŸ’‘Business Applications

Business applications refer to the practical uses of software or tools within a business context to improve efficiency, decision-making, and productivity. The script discusses how Excel can be applied to analyze wage data across different departments within a factory, showcasing its relevance in business analytics.

πŸ’‘Statistical Mood

The 'statistical mood' is a term used in the script to describe the mode, which is the value that appears most frequently in a data set. The script uses this concept to analyze wage frequency across various departments, emphasizing the importance of understanding data patterns in business scenarios.

πŸ’‘Mode

Mode is a measure of central tendency that identifies the most frequently occurring value in a data set. The script focuses on calculating the mode to find the most common wage within different departments, demonstrating how Excel can be used to extract meaningful insights from data.

πŸ’‘Departments

In the context of the script, departments refer to the various functional units within a factory, such as the production, marketing, human resource, financing, logistics, and other departments. The video uses these departments as categories to analyze wage data and find the mode of wages for each one.

πŸ’‘Paste Special

Paste Special is a feature in Excel that allows users to import data from other applications, such as Word, while maintaining the original format. The script describes using Paste Special to import a table from Word into Excel, which is a practical skill for data management across different software platforms.

πŸ’‘HTML

HTML, or HyperText Markup Language, is the standard language used to create and design web pages. In the script, when using Paste Special, the instructor chooses HTML as the format to ensure that the table's structure is preserved when transferring data from Word to Excel.

πŸ’‘Cells

In Excel, cells are the individual boxes where data is entered and manipulated. The script discusses how to interact with cells, such as enlarging them or making text bold, to better organize and present data visually.

πŸ’‘Not Available

In the context of calculating the mode in Excel, 'Not Available' is the message displayed when there is no repeated value in the data set, meaning there is no mode. The script uses this term to illustrate the importance of having repeated values to calculate the mode successfully.

πŸ’‘Frequency

Frequency refers to the number of times a particular value or event occurs within a data set. The script explains that the mode is determined by identifying the value with the highest frequency, which is crucial for understanding patterns in data related to wages in the factory departments.

Highlights

Introduction to the concept of 'mode' in statistics, defined as the most frequently occurring number in a data set.

Explanation of how to find the mode in Excel, using the MODE function within the statistical category.

Demonstration of how to export data from Word to Excel using the 'Paste Special' feature.

Guidance on adjusting the appearance of a table in Excel, such as resizing cells and making text bold.

Step-by-step process to calculate the mode for a specific department's wages in Excel.

Illustration of how Excel handles the mode calculation when no repeated numbers are present, resulting in 'Not Available'.

Example of how to manually adjust data to create a mode by repeating numbers within a data set.

Clarification on the importance of having repeated numbers for the mode calculation to be successful.

Explanation of how the mode represents the most common or typical value in a data set.

Demonstration of how Excel determines the mode when there are multiple numbers with the same frequency.

Instruction on how to interpret the 'Not Available' result in Excel when no mode exists due to lack of repetition.

Application of the mode concept to real-world scenarios, such as determining common wages in different departments.

Summary of the lecture's key points about the mode, emphasizing its dependency on the frequency of numbers in a series.

Final remarks encouraging students to understand the practical applications of the mode in business and Excel.

Closing of the lecture with well-wishes for the students' safety and blessings.

Transcripts

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welcome my dear students back

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uh this is your instructor dr osama

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kashua

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and we will handle today a new topic in

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excel

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and the business applications of excel

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program

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and today we'll talk about the

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statistical mood

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the statistical mood so what do you mean

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by the statistical mood the mood

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is the frequency or the most

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repeated number or the highly repeated

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number as example if i have one two

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two five seven which number is repeated

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here

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two so the mood means the frequency

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the most frequent the number which had

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been repeated

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or the the most extremest repeated

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number

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of them so this is the meaning of the

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mood

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now let us go to an example here we have

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we have those are the departments a

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factory

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this foreign factory with the wages

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or the pay of the employee one employer

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on january february march april

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may june july august september

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and in the departments like in

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production department

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in marketing department in human

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resource department

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financing department logistics

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department

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and what we want to know here is

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we need to have the mood

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first the mood of every department like

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first of all calculate the mood

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of every department mood

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of each department calculate the mode

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the second

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request calculate the mode

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of in the wages of which of the wages

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of the wages in this factory

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so we have two process we will do

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a mood for each department and the mood

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for the factory itself for each

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department

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then for the factory set remember we are

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talking now about

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the mood okay let's verify to get the

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mood

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of this series one thing we'll do first

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we will have to go uh

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to open a spreadsheet or exam from

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the start menu you will find it if you

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pin it

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on the start menu that's fine or go to

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all programs you will find it in all

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programs that's the first point

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second point is that you will

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uh paste special i will come here first

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and say copy what you will do is the

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cross here of the table i draw this

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out in another separated word

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table now i will show you how to take

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or export from word into excel

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how to export a written file

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all you will do is just stop on the file

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here we go again you will stop on the

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cross here

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then you will say copy that's it

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then you will go to the excel we have

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excel and you book here then what we

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will do

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is paste special paste

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special here we go then i will get the

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dialog box he will ask me where

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i will say by html

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html because it's not picture and it's

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not

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unique text or text it's

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html then okay here we go

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we have the same table which was issued

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in uh

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board we now issued it here

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on into an excel we export it into excel

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but still i'm not satisfied with the

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figure

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of the the form of the table

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i just want to enlarge this cell

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so all i will do is just top and move

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drag and drop

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with the click on the on the left

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of the mouth and drag and drop sort of

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also if i want like the to make

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mold i can go here and make it bold

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also i can make it here bold that's fine

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and whatever i need like if i want to

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write or whatever it's okay so now we

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have

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active cells like as example here if i

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press 100

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the b is shining in orange and or where

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are the vertical and horizontal

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intersection

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so here 140 for c and four here is

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example

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for d and six and so on

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okay this was the first part let us go

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to our request now calculate the mood of

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each department so i would have to get

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the mood

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of each department the paris department

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is the production department

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i want to calculate the mood for the

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production department

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that's fine all i will do is just stop

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here

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on the in front of the production and i

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will go to the fx

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usually if you don't want to work on

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most recently used

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here when you get when you stop here it

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will give you the

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excel will give you a direct box a

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dialog box

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so you can go for because you are

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working on statisticals now

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so we'll go over the statisticals and

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from there we'll choose

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the mood okay they are arranged in

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alphabetical so

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go to the letter m go to the letter

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m c d e f

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g h here we go um

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we need mode

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this is g i g k

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l m max midian main

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mode here is the mode then we press it

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now he's giving me tell me what is the

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range of the mode which you want

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you want it from b4

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till j4 yes

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that's what i want from b4 to j4

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because i'm calculating the mood or the

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famous or

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most repeated wage

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for the production department i'm seeing

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which number is mostly repeated

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for the production department or most

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common

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in production department that's right

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then i will give

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okay to confirm

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i think something went wrong

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we want to get the mood here in the

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series

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fx the mood

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yeah it's not available because

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we don't have a repeated number

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but let us try something like this let

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us try here

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and this cell let us try 150

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and check out when we come here see now

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we calculated the mode 150 because 150

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is repeated that's why i showed you here

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okay let's see in the second in the

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second uh

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the na is in an available non-available

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or unavailable

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because because there is nothing is

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repeated

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no frequency so we must make sure like

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this let us see the second row

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200 400 500 120 170 150 280 240

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700 if there is any repeated number

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let us see we'll go to the mood and

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check out

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for the mood itself

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here we go the mood and check out if

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there is mood here or no

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then we'll say from b we need it from

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b

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b 5

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2 j

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5 j 5 let us see

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will it work or no not available you

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know why not available like we said

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before

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it's not available the mood here because

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there's no frequency okay

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let me try another thing let me put a

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number

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uh repeat number because you said the

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mood is the repeated number

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or the most frequency let's say 170 here

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in this step then try the mood here look

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now

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it's 170 because it's repeated

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170 okay let me try the second

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and the third one now to change the

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number here number is 200

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and i will put here also 200

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and i will put also here 200.

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check out the mode here now if i want

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the mode here

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i will go for fx and go

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till the mode

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statistical and get the m

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here we go the mode and see

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from k4 to k5 no actually we want it

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from

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uh let's see we need to get the mood

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here from

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b 6

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to j 6 from

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b 6 into

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j 6. and let's check out

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exactly it's two hundred dollars because

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we said the most frequently

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uh is 200 or the common wage in the

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human resource department the common

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wage is 200 because it is repeated

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three times once it's repeated there

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will be

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um a mode once it's not repeated it will

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give you

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non-available and this is very good

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experience for all of us

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to see if i by mistake and put

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different numbers where there is no mood

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between them

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then the answer is not available

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the answer will be not ever

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[Music]

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also the same problem on the next and

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the next ones

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so this will be i will leave it for you

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as exercise

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or we can do here as example we will put

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180 here

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180

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and let's see now i want to calculate

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the mode as well

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let's go again and get the merge here

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and here from no we want the modes from

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b b

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7 to j7 so i will

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give him from here from b 7

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to j 7

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and let's see how it works okay

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yeah 180 why because i have 180 here

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and i have 180 here they are repeated

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so the mood here is 180.

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the last one let's say as example let me

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change the number here

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if i give it like this now and i ask it

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for the mood

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and there's no repeated number then will

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give me

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not available because mood exists

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when there is a frequency of numbers

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if there there's no frequency then there

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will not be mood there will not be

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any mood okay this is the meaning of the

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mood

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means like like when you ask someone

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what is the common

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what is the common wage

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in this factory what is the common wage

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the common meat

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the most repeated one and this is the

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mood

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it will give me an unavailable here i

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guess yeah if i even if i give

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if i give it the same like let's see

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from

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b8 to j8 i will tell him from b8

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to j8 b8 to

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j8 and let's see what will happen

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not available now all my dear students

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you know why it's not available

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why it's not because there is no number

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repeated here

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but let me go out okay okay

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and go back and make a number repeated

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like the 300

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i will change the cell and put here 300

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and i will go ask for a mode now let us

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do that

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uh we'll go here and ask for the mood in

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this case

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then yeah here is the mood now i think

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it will give me 300. let's see

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but we have the cells from to give the

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range of the cells from b8

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to j 8. so the cells will be from

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b 8 to j

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8. and so on here we go

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yes 300. so now my dear students you

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know what is the meaning

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of the mood the mood is the most

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frequent

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or the common or repeated simply

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the repeated uh phenomena if we are

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studying

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wages then it is a repeated wage

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if we are studying any kind of studies

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like numbers as example the

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height of people the most repeated

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height which is

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which had been repeated many times or

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frequently

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most frequently used okay

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if there is no uh similar numbers

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in the row or the column notes you are

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working on don't expect that

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the fx will give you a mood it will give

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you none available

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but if there is a repeated number

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similar numbers then in that case there

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will be

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a moot another trial i just want to do

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before i leave here

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so if i as example make this is 102

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let's do like this and this another 150

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so we have two numbers repeated now or

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three numbers

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and let's do this also 100 and let us

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see

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how will be the mood here and we'll go

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and ask for the mood

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will give me will he give me a mood the

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excel will give me a mood

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i have now two numbers three numbers

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repeated

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and i have also uh

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so i have two numbers repeated and three

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numbers repeated

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okay let us see how it works now for the

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mode itself

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okay i give the mood and say

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yes okay okay and ranges from b4 to j4

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exactly from b4

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to j4 that's right and i would ask him

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give me please

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the mood be gentle and give me the mood

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okay okey-dokey he gave me the mood is

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100 why the 100

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because the 100 is repeated three times

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while the uh 150 is repeated only two

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times

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for that reason he gave me the one which

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is more

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repeated the one which is more repeated

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so expect like i will ask you a question

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like this give me the mood here give me

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the mood here and comment

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y again we'll sum up all what we said

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today about the mood

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the mood is the most repeated the mostly

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repeated number uh in the series

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so if we have uh a number that is

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repeated and you asked for the mood

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determine the range then give okay in

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the

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box and confirm then it will give you

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the most repeated number

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in the series which you are looking

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through but

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if there was no repeated numbers in your

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series

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then in that case the the

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excel will give you n

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a means not available because

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mood means frequency or

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numbers that is repeated so if it is not

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repeated

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then don't expect uh to have a mood

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in the case that you have the most

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repeated numbers or if we have a number

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repeated three times and a number

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repeated only two times

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then like the first row here then the

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mood would be the one which is repeated

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more

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the one which is repeated more this will

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be

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the mood again the mood it gives you

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like the common

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you can say what is the common wage in

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the production department

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it's 100 what is the common

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uh wages or pays in the marketing

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department they are 170

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what are the common wages in the human

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resource department they are 200

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what are the common wages in the

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financing department they are 180

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what are the common wages in the

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logistic department they are

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300 clear please i came to the end of

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this

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lecture regarding how to apply

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the mood in the

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business or how to do that with the

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excel

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i shall see you in a safe stay safe and

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stay blessed thank you and have a good

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night bye bye everybody

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