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Averaging Letters and Numbers
I'm currently working on a gradebook, and as the british system for
grading is 5a 5b 5c etc. rather than just plain grades, I want to know what would be the easiest way to create a formula to show the Maximum grade they've acheived, their lowest grade and their average grade. Any insights would be appreciated. |
Averaging Letters and Numbers
One way would be to create a weighted helper column, average that, and
un-weight. The difficulty comes when you have say 5a and 4a, what is the average of that, or more precisely, what is the rule for calculating the average? -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) wrote in message ups.com... I'm currently working on a gradebook, and as the british system for grading is 5a 5b 5c etc. rather than just plain grades, I want to know what would be the easiest way to create a formula to show the Maximum grade they've acheived, their lowest grade and their average grade. Any insights would be appreciated. |
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