Simple and weighted means
Use one focused calculator for an equal-value data set or for grades, prices, quantities, and other weighted observations.
Paste a set of values and get a clear arithmetic mean, or calculate a weighted average when every value should not count equally.
The calculator keeps the arithmetic visible, which is especially useful when checking grades, reports, or pasted spreadsheet data.
Use Simple for an ordinary arithmetic mean or Weighted when each value contributes by a different amount.
Separate ordinary values with commas, spaces, semicolons, or lines. For weighted data, enter one value: weight pair per line.
Copy the result and review the count, sum, range, total weight, and exact division used to produce it.
Use one focused calculator for an equal-value data set or for grades, prices, quantities, and other weighted observations.
Malformed tokens and invalid weighted rows are shown clearly, so an accidental word or missing weight cannot quietly distort the answer.
Count, sum, minimum, maximum, range, weighted sum, precision controls, and a visible formula make the result easy to audit.
Add every value, then divide the sum by the number of values. The calculator displays both parts of this formula.
A weighted average gives some values more influence than others. Each value is multiplied by its weight, those products are added, and the total is divided by the sum of the weights.
Yes. Tabs and new lines work as separators, as do commas, spaces, and semicolons.
Yes. Signed values, decimals, and scientific notation are supported.
At least one row must be valid and the total of all weights must be greater than zero.
No. Parsing and calculation happen entirely in your browser.
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