This reproducible example uses the calculator’s first preset. Seven whole numbers are entered in an arbitrary order. SetStats treats their order as irrelevant for descriptive arithmetic, but preserves every occurrence and creates a sorted preview so each positional and frequency result can be checked.
Sort and count first
The ascending list is 2, 10, 21, 23, 23, 38, 38 and its count is 7. Sorting exposes the fourth value, 23, as the median. It also makes both repeated pairs visible. SetStats does not remove duplicates because they carry the frequency information used by mode and remain observations included in the sum and mean.
Sum 155 and divide by 7
Adding all seven observations gives exactly 155. The arithmetic mean is therefore 155/7, displayed as 22.142857142857 after twelve-place rounding. The fraction stays beside the decimal to preserve the exact value. The median is 23, slightly above the mean because the two small values 2 and 10 pull equal sharing of the total downward.
Two modes and a range of 36
Values 23 and 38 each occur twice, while every other value occurs once. Both are modes with frequency 2; returning only one would lose a real tie. Minimum is 2 and maximum is 38, so range is exactly 38−2 = 36. These summaries describe this list only. They do not establish a population model, probability, trend or confidence interval.