Average Calculator
Calculate the arithmetic mean and show the sum, count, minimum and maximum for a simple list of signed numbers.
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What this average calculator returns
The tool extracts signed integers and decimals from the text field. It adds the values, divides the sum by the number of values and displays the arithmetic mean. The same result card also shows sum, count, minimum and maximum so that you can spot a missing entry or an unexpected extreme value.
Arithmetic mean formula
Arithmetic mean = sum of all entered values ÷ number of values. The count is based on the numeric patterns the runtime recognises, not on the number of commas. Negative signs and decimal points are supported; text that does not match a number is ignored.
How to review the result
Enter the complete dataset, compare the displayed count with the number you expected and then inspect the minimum and maximum. A correct formula can still produce a misleading business summary if an outlier, duplicate entry or omitted value changes the dataset. Return to the original records for consequential decisions.
When arithmetic mean is not enough
The tool does not calculate median, mode, weighted mean, variance or statistical significance. A weighted price, an uneven sample or a dataset with extreme values may need a different method. Use this page for a transparent simple mean, not a full statistical analysis.
Worked example
Practical example
For 10, 20, -5 and 15.5, the sum is 40.5 and the count is 4. The arithmetic mean is 40.5 ÷ 4 = 10.125, displayed as 10.13 by the result formatter; the minimum is -5 and the maximum is 20.
Limitations
- Only the arithmetic mean is calculated.
- Text containing recognisable numeric fragments can be extracted even if the surrounding text was accidental.
- Formatting rounds displayed values to at most two decimal places.
- A mean can conceal outliers, distribution and business context.
Privacy and file processing
The number list is parsed and calculated in the browser tab. Do not paste confidential datasets without reviewing the site's Tool Privacy & File Processing Policy. Read the full policy.
FAQs
Can I enter negative numbers and decimals?
What separators can I use?
Does this calculate median or weighted average?
Why can the displayed average have fewer decimal places?
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Last reviewed: September 26, 2026