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Is there a spreadsheet function to calculate the average, ignoring a single
minimum and maximum value. This is similar to what they use in the olympics to calculate a score. Example: for this list: A1: 10 A2: 10 A3: 8 A4: 7 A5: 6 A6: 6 A7: 6 I would need to average only cells A2 through A6, ignoring a single max and min value. The list is normally not sorted and the the number of values is not constant. Is there a statistical calulcation to do this? |
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=(SUM(range)-MAX(range)-MIN(range))/(COUNT(range)-2)
"Michael J" wrote: Is there a spreadsheet function to calculate the average, ignoring a single minimum and maximum value. This is similar to what they use in the olympics to calculate a score. Example: for this list: A1: 10 A2: 10 A3: 8 A4: 7 A5: 6 A6: 6 A7: 6 I would need to average only cells A2 through A6, ignoring a single max and min value. The list is normally not sorted and the the number of values is not constant. Is there a statistical calulcation to do this? |
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One way:
=TRIMMEAN(A1:A7, 2/7)) For more or fewer numbers, this can be generalized as =TRIMMEAN(A:A,2/COUNT(A:A)) In article , Michael J <Michael wrote: Is there a spreadsheet function to calculate the average, ignoring a single minimum and maximum value. This is similar to what they use in the olympics to calculate a score. Example: for this list: A1: 10 A2: 10 A3: 8 A4: 7 A5: 6 A6: 6 A7: 6 I would need to average only cells A2 through A6, ignoring a single max and min value. The list is normally not sorted and the the number of values is not constant. Is there a statistical calulcation to do this? |
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Thanks JE. Your general works fine.
--------------------------------------------- "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: =TRIMMEAN(A1:A7, 2/7)) For more or fewer numbers, this can be generalized as =TRIMMEAN(A:A,2/COUNT(A:A)) In article , Michael J <Michael wrote: Is there a spreadsheet function to calculate the average, ignoring a single minimum and maximum value. This is similar to what they use in the olympics to calculate a score. Example: for this list: A1: 10 A2: 10 A3: 8 A4: 7 A5: 6 A6: 6 A7: 6 I would need to average only cells A2 through A6, ignoring a single max and min value. The list is normally not sorted and the the number of values is not constant. Is there a statistical calulcation to do this? |
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Thanks Duke. That does the trick.
-------------------------------------- "Duke Carey" wrote: =(SUM(range)-MAX(range)-MIN(range))/(COUNT(range)-2) "Michael J" wrote: Is there a spreadsheet function to calculate the average, ignoring a single minimum and maximum value. This is similar to what they use in the olympics to calculate a score. Example: for this list: A1: 10 A2: 10 A3: 8 A4: 7 A5: 6 A6: 6 A7: 6 I would need to average only cells A2 through A6, ignoring a single max and min value. The list is normally not sorted and the the number of values is not constant. Is there a statistical calulcation to do this? |
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