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Determine average of largest 5 numbers in a column.
I would like to be able to determine the average of the largest 5 numbers in
a column of 80 numbers. How to do?? (Excel 2007) Thanks for your help. -- SRX44 |
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Determine average of largest 5 numbers in a column.
Hi,
Try this =AVERAGE(LARGE(A1:A80, {1,2,3,4,5})) Mike "Charlie" wrote: I would like to be able to determine the average of the largest 5 numbers in a column of 80 numbers. How to do?? (Excel 2007) Thanks for your help. -- SRX44 |
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Determine average of largest 5 numbers in a column.
Try the below
=AVERAGE(LARGE(A1:A80,{1,2,3,4,5})) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Charlie" wrote: I would like to be able to determine the average of the largest 5 numbers in a column of 80 numbers. How to do?? (Excel 2007) Thanks for your help. -- SRX44 |
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Determine average of largest 5 numbers in a column.
(Excel 2007)
Try this: =AVERAGE(MMAX(A1:A80,5)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Charlie" wrote in message ... I would like to be able to determine the average of the largest 5 numbers in a column of 80 numbers. How to do?? (Excel 2007) Thanks for your help. -- SRX44 |
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Determine average of largest 5 numbers in a column.
Hi
Try this formula: =(LARGE(B1:B80,1)+LARGE(B1:B89,2)+LARGE(B1:B80,3)+ LARGE(B1:B80,4)+LARGE(B1:B80,5))/5 Regards, Per "Charlie" skrev i meddelelsen ... I would like to be able to determine the average of the largest 5 numbers in a column of 80 numbers. How to do?? (Excel 2007) Thanks for your help. -- SRX44 |
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Determine average of largest 5 numbers in a column.
Seems to be a typo somewhere here?
-- Bernard "T. Valko" wrote in message ... (Excel 2007) Try this: =AVERAGE(MMAX(A1:A80,5)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Charlie" wrote in message ... I would like to be able to determine the average of the largest 5 numbers in a column of 80 numbers. How to do?? (Excel 2007) Thanks for your help. -- SRX44 |
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Determine average of largest 5 numbers in a column.
Seems to be a typo somewhere here?
=AVERAGE(MMAX(A1:A80,5)) Ooops! Technically not a typo, but not a native Excel function. MMAX is a function in the Morefunc add-in. So, if the poster has the Morefunc add-in installed then it'll work. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Bernard Liengme" wrote in message ... Seems to be a typo somewhere here? -- Bernard "T. Valko" wrote in message ... (Excel 2007) Try this: =AVERAGE(MMAX(A1:A80,5)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Charlie" wrote in message ... I would like to be able to determine the average of the largest 5 numbers in a column of 80 numbers. How to do?? (Excel 2007) Thanks for your help. -- SRX44 |
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