Histogram problem,,,

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[h=1]I need help. the number 9 with frequency 0 is false . The "number more" 18, I don't understand? What means this?[/h]

NumberFrequency
113
213
312
410
512
611
722
820
90
1017
1119
1212
1315
1415
1510
169
1717
1815
1911
208
2111
2210
2312
2410
2516
267
2714
2817
2913
3012
3112
3213
3313
3415
3514
3611
3717
3818
3911
4013
4114
426
4314
4410
4513
4615
4711
4814
499
508
5111
5212
5320
5413
5516
5616
579
5821
5910
More18

<tbody style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; vertical-align: top; -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;">
</tbody>

 

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I assume the frequencies are calculated - how are you calculating them eg countif(A1:A10000,9)
 
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I need help. the number 9 with frequency 0 is false .
It means that there are no numbers in the list that are >8 (the next lower value) and <=9

I need help. the number 9 with frequency 0 is false . The "number more" 18, I don't understand? What means this?
It counts values that are >59.
 
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It counts values that are >59. shg - is this because there is a limit on the number of bins?
 
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The frequencies was calculated with the data analysis, analysis tools (histogram). data not smallest than 1 or greater than 59.

Thank you for your help.
 
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The frequencies was calculated with the data analysis, analysis tools (histogram). data not smallest than 1 or greater than 59.

Thank you for your help.
 
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It counts values that are >59. shg - is this because there is a limit on the number of bins?
No; FREQUENCY returns an array one longer than the Bins array. The last element counts the number of values larger than the largest bin.
 
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