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Weighted average formula
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Weighted average formula
is there a simple formula for creating a weighted average?
RE: weighted average formula
Hi Jennifer
Thanks for getting in touch. As you probably know, a regular AVERAGE function will assume all your inputs are of equal importance. To get a weighted average, you'll need to use the SUMPRODUCT function.
The SUMPRODUCT function works by multiplying columns together and adding the results.
If you then divide the result of SUMPRODUCT by the SUM of what you wanted to average, this will give you your weighted average.
So a full formula could look like this
=SUMPRODUCT(Values1,Values2)/SUM(Values1)
I've attached a workbook to give you a hand.
Kind regards
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