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Default Help with a function

Hello. I'm quite new to excel VBA and could really use help with a
function. Here's the situation.

When judging dance competitions, there are up to 5 judges. Their scores are
listed in adjacent columns. I need to call a function in the next column
that computes the average score subject to some conditions.
a) If there are 5 or 4 judges, the high and low scores are dropped and the
average of the remaining scores is used. (Scores may have up to three
decimal places, eg 9.115)
b) If there are 1, 2 or 3 judges, no scores are dropped when finding the
average
c) When a judge is missing from the panel, the cell is left blank.(not to be
confused with a judged score of 0.000)
d) The final score is rounded DOWN to three decimal places, so that 7.13583
becomes 7.135, not 7.136 as you might expect.

I've got a competition coming up soon, so I hope someone can help!

Thanks in advance
Bri


 
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