When should you use median instead of mean?

Use median when data has outliers or is skewed — like income data where a few billionaires would inflate the mean. Median represents the "typical" value better in skewed distributions.

What if there is no mode?

If no value repeats, the dataset has no mode. If multiple values tie for most frequent, it's multimodal — this calculator shows all modes.

Mean, Median, Mode Calculator

Quick answer: Paste a list of numbers to get mean, median, mode, range, min, max, and sum instantly.

Calculate all key measures of central tendency and spread from any dataset. Supports comma-separated, space-separated, or newline-separated numbers.

Last reviewed: April 2026Report an error

Enter numbers (comma or space separated)

Mean

18.00

Mean: 18.00, Median: 15.50, Mode: None.

Mean

18.00

Median

15.50

Mode

None

Min

4.00

Max

42.00

Range

38.00

Count

Sum

108.00

How to Use This Mean/Median/Mode Calculator

1Enter your numbers separated by commas, spaces, or new lines.
2Read the mean (average), median (middle value), and mode (most frequent).
3Also see min, max, range, count, and sum.

Frequently Asked Questions

: Use median when data has outliers or is skewed — like income data where a few billionaires would inflate the mean. Median represents the "typical" value better in skewed distributions.
: If no value repeats, the dataset has no mode. If multiple values tie for most frequent, it's multimodal — this calculator shows all modes.

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