Weighted Calculation Type
- Select whether to weight gradable items within a category
- Proportionally: Weight items based on their points relative to others in the category

- Equally: Apply equal weights to all items within a category

- The total percent of the combined categories must equal 100%.
- Unlock a category percentage to change the percent weight of that category.
Advanced Calculation Type
- Create your calculation formula by clicking on items in the left pane, adding them to the right pane.
- Functions and Variables
- Average: Calculates the average for selected categories, individual items or other calculations
- Total: Generates a total based on points allowed compared to cumulative points.
- Minimum: Determines the minimum grade within selected categories. This could be used for calculations where the lowest grade in a category is dropped.
- Maximum: Determines the maximum grade within selected categories. This could be used for standards- or proficiency-based grading, where only the highest grade counts.
- Variable: Select an individual graded item. This could be used for weighted calculations.
- Operators: +, -, /, *, (, ), or a numeric Value
- Specific categories or individual coursework items can be selected within items from the "Functions and Variables" section by hovering over a function in the right pane and clicking on the dropdown arrow.

- Functions or variables can be removed from the calculation by hovering over them and clicking on the "x" within a circle.
- Once your formula is complete, click on Validate to check if there are any errors that will prevent the calculation from occurring.