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Thank you for this informative video!
My courses have multiple weighted categories, and I'd like to drop the lowest percentage in the work category and then show an average for that work category (per student). My Excel grade sheet has a max value (total points for the work category). In that introductory cell, I wrote =SUM(C4:N4)-MIN(C4:N4) so that the lowest percentage is dropped. However, I would like to know how to average the remaining percentages. What formula do I write in the average cells to reflect the dropped percentage as well as the remaining percentages?
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