Calculate the Mode

Calculate the Mode shows you which number or numbers occur the most in your data. Just drop your list into the input box or upload a text file, and the most common value(s) will pop up instantly. If there’s a tie, it’ll show all of them.

It works live as you type or paste, and you’ve got some handy toggles too. Want to ignore non-numeric stuff? Done. Prefer to see how many times each mode shows up? Flip that on. Whether you’re cleaning survey data, crunching stats, or just curious, this tool helps you figure out what stands out in a list.

Paste your input above or import a file below.
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Supported file types: .txt, .csv, .tsv, .log, .json
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Options
Ignore non-numeric values
Show frequency count
Split by commas

How to Use:

  1. Paste your numbers into the Input Numbers box.
  2. Or, import a supported file by clicking Choose File.
  3. Tweak the Options if you want:
    • Use Ignore non-numeric values to skip anything that’s not a number.
    • Turn on Show frequency count to see how often each number appears.
    • Use Split by commas if your data uses commas instead of spaces.
  4. The Mode Output updates live.
  5. Click Copy Output to copy the result.
  6. Use Export to File to save it.
  7. Click Clear All to reset everything.

What Calculate the Mode can do:

This tool finds the most repeated values in a list. You can show just the values or include how many times they occur. It’s flexible with input paste data or upload a file. The tool handles messy input too. If your data includes text, just turn on the option to ignore it. The output even flashes when it updates, so you know it’s working.

It also displays a live character count so you can track the result length. And since everything happens in your browser, your data stays private.

Example:

Before:

7, 2, 7, 4, 2, 7

After:

7

With frequency count:

7 (x3)

Common Use Cases:

Great for finding the most common answer in survey results, checking repeated numbers in a data log, or just spotting trends. If you’ve got a long list and want to know what shows up the most, Calculate the Mode handles it with ease no spreadsheet needed.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

After finding the mode, Calculate the Mean gives you a broader view of the data’s center. And if you’re dealing with a messy set, Filter a List of Numbers helps you focus on just what matters.

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