Excel TRIMMEAN function
The TRIMMEAN function returns the mean of the interior of a data set, which excludes a certain number of highest and lowest values.
Syntax
TRIMMEAN(array, percent )
Arguments
- Array (required): The array or cell range of values for which you want to trim and average.
- Percent (required): The number of data points to exclude from the array.
Remarks
Return value
It returns a numeric value.
Example
As shown in the screenshot below, there is a list of scores from different judges, to get the final score of each anticipant, excluding the highest and the lowest scores, you can apply the TRIMMEAN function as follows to get it done.
Select a cell such as C18 to place the final score of the first anticipant, copy or enter the formula below and press Enter. Select this result cell and drag its AutoFill Handle right to get the final scores of other anticipants.
=TRIMMEAN(C6:C17,2/12)
Note: For a long array, it is not easy to count the total number of cells, you can change the formula to:
=TRIMMEAN(C6:C17,20%)
=TRIMMEAN(C6:C17,0.2)
Related Functions
Excel GEOMEAN Function
The GEOMEAN function returns the geometric mean of an array or range of positive numbers.
Excel HARMEAN Function
The HARMEAN function returns the harmonic mean of a supplied set of values.
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