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On May 27, 5:39*pm, aganoe wrote:
Hello: Why is the average incorrect? What number do you think it should be? Given that you weight the first 20% and the second 30% the average is 47. What your problem is that you need to define how you want the weights to change when there is a number missing. To get a "correct" weighted average the weights need to always sum to 100%. BTW you don't need to use "average" in the formula. It will provide the same answer without it. Pieter Vandenberg I am looking to complete my formula for calculated weighted averages. Here is what I have: * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * A * * * * * *B * * * * * * C * * * * * * *D 1 *weight * * * * **20% * *30% * * 50% * * Avg results 2 *results 1 * *100% * *100% * *90% * * 95% 3 *results 2 * *100% * *90% * * * * * * 47% The formula I have thus far is for D2: =average(a2*$a$1)+(b2*$b$1)+(c2*$c$1) which works, however, when I apply the same formula to row 3, it creates an incorrect average as it calculates the empty cell. *Can someone please help me resolve my delemna and provide me with possible solution? *Thank you! |
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