Hi all,
I'm something of an Excel neophyte, and while I've mostly been able to cobble together some clunky algorithms to do what I need, I'm stuck on one point which has a few more variables than I can sort through, and have come up dry after scouring the internet.
Basically, I'm preparing a grading spreadsheet into which my TAs can enter student grades for each individual student and each assignment.
That looks a bit like this:
Midterm Paper Final Exam Course Average
Student 1 A B+ A-
Student 2 A- B B+
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I want to find out how to get them a weighted average letter grade for the final column.
For each of 7 assignments, students receive letter grades with +s or -s.
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A 1
A- 2
B+ 3
B+ 4
B- 5
C+ 6
C 7
C- 8
D+ 9
D 10
F 11
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Each assignment is weighted differently:
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Assignment Weight factor
Midterm 1 10%
Midterm 2 10%
Paper 25%
Participation 20%
Final 1 11.67%
Final 2 11.67%
Final 3 11.67%
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Because the weight factors and number of grade values are a bit complicated, I'd love it if Excel could average this for them.
Any insight into how I can make this happen would be hugely appreciated.
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