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    Re: Ignore Highest and Lowest Values

    Formula 1, could be with:
    =(SUM(A1:A100)-MIN(A1:A100)-MAX(A1:A100))/(COUNTA(A1:A100)-2)

    What do you consider weighted average. Value x weight factor? If so, do that calculation on another column, and then use that column in the SUM Range (that is, instead of SUM(A1:A100), it can be SUM(C1:C100), this is the column that has the results to your multiplication)

    EDIT: Or an array as given by NBVC. With my example you can continue adding values to column A without changing the formula thou
    Last edited by ron2k_1; 05-18-2011 at 02:34 PM.
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