An average problem. Well not average, it's a tricky one. About average!

darro

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Hello

I an trying to figure out a formula to tell me how much above or below an average a set of scores are.

I have a column containing a list of numbers. Below I have averaged these. What I would like is to be able to show by each number how much above or below the average they are.

So if average is 1. Then a score of 2 is I above. Etc.

Obviously the average may not be a whole number.

Any help very welcome.

Thanks
 

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Thanks for answering. I did do this. Any idea how to express the difference As a percentage?
 
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