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Does anyone have a simple formula that I can use to determine the ratio of
staff to customers? For example, I have 20 representatives and 63, 447 customers. I want to be able to determine the staffing ratio of staff to customers. What formula can I use to calculate this? Any help is truly appreciated! |
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Divide 20 by 63,447, so each member of your staff can handle
0.0003152237300423975916907024760824 customers at a time to service all of your customers. But I'm not sure that's the answer your looking for. Tyro "Xfiles325" wrote in message ... Does anyone have a simple formula that I can use to determine the ratio of staff to customers? For example, I have 20 representatives and 63, 447 customers. I want to be able to determine the staffing ratio of staff to customers. What formula can I use to calculate this? Any help is truly appreciated! |
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IF divided equally, then each staff member to customer ratio is 1 to
3172.35? "Tyro" wrote in message ... Divide 20 by 63,447, so each member of your staff can handle 0.0003152237300423975916907024760824 customers at a time to service all of your customers. But I'm not sure that's the answer your looking for. Tyro "Xfiles325" wrote in message ... Does anyone have a simple formula that I can use to determine the ratio of staff to customers? For example, I have 20 representatives and 63, 447 customers. I want to be able to determine the staffing ratio of staff to customers. What formula can I use to calculate this? Any help is truly appreciated! |
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Precisely. If all 63,447 customers call in the same day. But if only 40
customers call every day, then the 20 staff members have to handle only 20/40 = .5 customers per day. 1 customer in the morning, one in the afternoon?. I'm not sure what the OP really wants. Tyro "Meebers" wrote in message ... IF divided equally, then each staff member to customer ratio is 1 to 3172.35? "Tyro" wrote in message ... Divide 20 by 63,447, so each member of your staff can handle 0.0003152237300423975916907024760824 customers at a time to service all of your customers. But I'm not sure that's the answer your looking for. Tyro "Xfiles325" wrote in message ... Does anyone have a simple formula that I can use to determine the ratio of staff to customers? For example, I have 20 representatives and 63, 447 customers. I want to be able to determine the staffing ratio of staff to customers. What formula can I use to calculate this? Any help is truly appreciated! |
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I have a similar situation. I have 11 Consultants and 112 Clients. In my
situation I am trying to calculate the available bandwidth, or my Utilization. The only solution I could find was to do the 11/112 which = 0.098214285714285714285714285714286 (shown as a percentage, this is 9.82%. Does this tell me that my consultants have 9.82% Utilization, or 9.82% Utilization Free? Ideally, we want to show how saturated we are, and how much more we can do if asked. Any help would be greatly appreciated. -- Thank you, Gregory "Tyro" wrote: Precisely. If all 63,447 customers call in the same day. But if only 40 customers call every day, then the 20 staff members have to handle only 20/40 = .5 customers per day. 1 customer in the morning, one in the afternoon?. I'm not sure what the OP really wants. Tyro "Meebers" wrote in message ... IF divided equally, then each staff member to customer ratio is 1 to 3172.35? "Tyro" wrote in message ... Divide 20 by 63,447, so each member of your staff can handle 0.0003152237300423975916907024760824 customers at a time to service all of your customers. But I'm not sure that's the answer your looking for. Tyro "Xfiles325" wrote in message ... Does anyone have a simple formula that I can use to determine the ratio of staff to customers? For example, I have 20 representatives and 63, 447 customers. I want to be able to determine the staffing ratio of staff to customers. What formula can I use to calculate this? Any help is truly appreciated! |
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Calculating Staffing Ratios
Calculating staffing ratios is a great way to determine how many staff members you need to effectively serve your customers. Here's a simple formula you can use to calculate the staff to customer ratio: Staff to Customer Ratio = Number of Staff Members / Number of Customers So, in your example, you have 20 representatives and 63,447 customers. To calculate the staffing ratio, simply divide the number of staff members by the number of customers: Staff to Customer Ratio = 20 / 63,447 This gives you a staffing ratio of approximately 1 staff member for every 3,172 customers. To make this calculation in Excel, simply enter the number of staff members in one cell (let's say A1) and the number of customers in another cell (let's say A2). Then, in a third cell, enter the formula " Formula:
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