Another seemingly simple process which I can't figure.
I have a list of averages, and I want to get the average of them.
As such,
A
1 25%
2 42%
3 100%
4 50%
I need a formula to average something like the above.
Thanks,
Alan
Another seemingly simple process which I can't figure.
I have a list of averages, and I want to get the average of them.
As such,
A
1 25%
2 42%
3 100%
4 50%
I need a formula to average something like the above.
Thanks,
Alan
=AVERAGE(A1:A4) is one possible solution.
Hope it helps.
Hi Alan
It really depends what you are after.
=AVERAGE(A1:A4) will give a straight arithmetic average of the averages.
However, you might need a weighted average, giving relevance to the
sample sizes that generated the original average values.
Imagine that your original values had come as a result of something like
the following
Sample Total Percentage
10 40 25%
21 50 42%
5 5 100%
5 10 50%
Taking a straight Arithmetic average of the averages would give a result
of 54%
However, calculating the weighted average by taking the sum of sample
and dividing by the sum of total would produce a result of 39%
--
Regards
Roger Govier
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> Another seemingly simple process which I can't figure.
>
> I have a list of averages, and I want to get the average of them.
>
> As such,
>
> A
> 1 25%
> 2 42%
> 3 100%
> 4 50%
>
> I need a formula to average something like the above.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Alan
>
>
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