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Is this right please.
Hello from Steved
The objective is how many complaints per 100,000 passengers 949,343 passengers in Cell G35 52 complaints in Cell G43 The formula is =G43*100000/G35 in Cell G45 giving me a total off 5 complaints per 100000 passengers Thankyou. |
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If you want to round to the nearest whole number then yes it is
Mike "Steved" wrote: Hello from Steved The objective is how many complaints per 100,000 passengers 949,343 passengers in Cell G35 52 complaints in Cell G43 The formula is =G43*100000/G35 in Cell G45 giving me a total off 5 complaints per 100000 passengers Thankyou. |
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Hello Mike H from Steved
Thankyou 600702 and 59 complaints gives me the total "10" per 100000 418981 and 59 complaints gives me the total "14" per 100000 I would have thought 600702 would be higher Am I missing something here It is very early in the morning Thankyou. "Mike H" wrote: If you want to round to the nearest whole number then yes it is Mike "Steved" wrote: Hello from Steved The objective is how many complaints per 100,000 passengers 949,343 passengers in Cell G35 52 complaints in Cell G43 The formula is =G43*100000/G35 in Cell G45 giving me a total off 5 complaints per 100000 passengers Thankyou. |
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Is this right please.
The answer is absolutely correct.
Consider 2 scenarios 1 complaint every 10 customers 1 complaint every 20 customers Which one is better? Of course the second one. The defect rate for first one is 10% and the defect rate for second one is 5%. larger number of customers and same number of complaints means a better process. "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello Mike H from Steved Thankyou 600702 and 59 complaints gives me the total "10" per 100000 418981 and 59 complaints gives me the total "14" per 100000 I would have thought 600702 would be higher Am I missing something here It is very early in the morning Thankyou. "Mike H" wrote: If you want to round to the nearest whole number then yes it is Mike "Steved" wrote: Hello from Steved The objective is how many complaints per 100,000 passengers 949,343 passengers in Cell G35 52 complaints in Cell G43 The formula is =G43*100000/G35 in Cell G45 giving me a total off 5 complaints per 100000 passengers Thankyou. |
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Hello Gaurav
Thankyou I just looked at the two figures and not thinking trough the process Thanks for putting me on the right track so to speak. Steved "Gaurav" wrote: The answer is absolutely correct. Consider 2 scenarios 1 complaint every 10 customers 1 complaint every 20 customers Which one is better? Of course the second one. The defect rate for first one is 10% and the defect rate for second one is 5%. larger number of customers and same number of complaints means a better process. "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello Mike H from Steved Thankyou 600702 and 59 complaints gives me the total "10" per 100000 418981 and 59 complaints gives me the total "14" per 100000 I would have thought 600702 would be higher Am I missing something here It is very early in the morning Thankyou. "Mike H" wrote: If you want to round to the nearest whole number then yes it is Mike "Steved" wrote: Hello from Steved The objective is how many complaints per 100,000 passengers 949,343 passengers in Cell G35 52 complaints in Cell G43 The formula is =G43*100000/G35 in Cell G45 giving me a total off 5 complaints per 100000 passengers Thankyou. |
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