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Average of n samllest or n biggest numbers from a list

Feb22
2006
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To calculate the average of n biggest numbers from a list enter this formula with Ctrl + Shift + Enter:

=AVERAGE(IF(RANK(yourrange,yourrange)<=n,yourrange,”"))

To calculate the average of n smallest numbers from a list enter this formula with Ctrl + Shift + Enter:

=AVERAGE(IF(RANK(yourrange,yourrange)>COUNT(yourrange)-n,yourrange,”"))

For an example:

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