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Default Averages excluding certian data

I have a table with students listed vertically and their scores on 5
different tests listed horizontally.

Example (the real data is about 350 times bigger):
Name ... test1 ... test2 ... test3 ... test4 ... test5 ...etc
Sally ... 98 ... 70 ... 88 ... 85 ... 87
Bob ... 63 ... 84 ... 78 ... 81 ... 90
John ... 91 ... 87 ... 82 ... 87 ... 70

I know how to take the class average score on each test. But, how do i find
the average score for each test exluding a each student ***WITHOUT** changing
the cell range for each formula. Changing the cell range for each
"=average()" formula is too labor intensive for a data set of 350 students
and 80 tests.

Example:
class avg ex (student) ... test1 ... test2 ... test3 ... test4 ... test5 ...
etc
Sally ... ? ... ? ... ? ... ? ... ?
Bob ... ? ... ? ... ? ... ? ... ?
John ... ? ... ? ... ? ... ? ... ?

I'm sorry if this is confusing, any help would be apprecaited,
Brad


 
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