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I am new at excell 2003. I am working on a spread sheet and I cannot find the
formula I need. My question is based on the following information: Homework average (94) = 15%, Project average (95) = 40%, and Test average = (45%). What is the Final grade? I want to thank you advance for your help. -- larry |
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Assuming the marks and weighted % are in B2:C4, as below: (a mark of 80 is assumed for "Test average") 94 15% 95 40% 80 45% Put in B5: =SUMPRODUCT(B2:B4,C2:C4) For the sample data, B5 will return: 88.1 -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- GMT+8, 1° 22' N 103° 45' E xdemechanik <atyahoo<dotcom ---- "larryhershman" wrote in message ... I am new at excell 2003. I am working on a spread sheet and I cannot find the formula I need. My question is based on the following information: Homework average (94) = 15%, Project average (95) = 40%, and Test average = (45%). What is the Final grade? I want to thank you advance for your help. -- larry |
Excel Formula
i am also new at excell my qt. is i have 6 student which is A through F
there average is 92 96 61 86 79 84 . When i average them up and come out with 498 now , i need to get the sum of in l cells A9, B9 , i go to my task bar to insert then i select name , create , left column enter okey it does not show some of n at cell A9 , b9 , CAN YOU HELP "larryhershman" wrote: I am new at excell 2003. I am working on a spread sheet and I cannot find the formula I need. My question is based on the following information: Homework average (94) = 15%, Project average (95) = 40%, and Test average = (45%). What is the Final grade? I want to thank you advance for your help. -- larry |
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