Find most common value in a table of enums

Hello

I'm looking for a stylish way to find most common value in a table of enums

My being of enum:

0 - close

1 - open

2 - undefined

For example, if my table contains:

Close, close, open, close, close, open.

The most common value would be 'Closed'

I created a very personalized VI which allows me to get the desired result, but I'm really not proud of doing it this way, just simply because I need to change if I add a new value to my enum...

If anyone can share some ideas to enlighten me, I would REALLY appreciate it.

Thanks in advance!

I don't know, I'd go the yard road, to propose, he could save a single iteration since you know 0 is the first point of departure, but you then must deal with the determination of lengths and dealing with missing values that return-1, etc..

If you really expect of very large tables, I would have moved my previous version which is supposed to be quick to write in another simple method of counting.

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