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mikevetteguy

Can't figure out how to average
 
I am a teacher at a high school. I can not figure out how to do averages a
certin way. I wanted to know how you can average a grade, in a percet way.
Example: I have 4 tests and 2 quizes so far, and particapation grade. I want
the test grade to be 50% of the grade, and the other two to each be 25%. I
was wondering if there was any formula to find the average of the number, and
what 50% of that number is, and same for the other two, except 25% of them. I
would really appreciate the help. Thanks.

BekkiM

If I understand what you're asking for, you want to find each individual
average, then add them together after adjusting for their relative weight.

=AVERAGE(Test Scores)*.5 + AVERAGE(Quiz Scores)*.25 + Participation*.25

You can either list each set of scores, separated by commas (e.g.,
(A1,A2,...An), or enter the cell range (e.g., A1:An) in the AVERAGE function


"mikevetteguy" wrote:

I am a teacher at a high school. I can not figure out how to do averages a
certin way. I wanted to know how you can average a grade, in a percet way.
Example: I have 4 tests and 2 quizes so far, and particapation grade. I want
the test grade to be 50% of the grade, and the other two to each be 25%. I
was wondering if there was any formula to find the average of the number, and
what 50% of that number is, and same for the other two, except 25% of them. I
would really appreciate the help. Thanks.



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