Sep 7, 2003 #1 djunkins Technical User Sep 7, 2003 6 US Please help. I know that [BadParts]/[GoodParts] =%of BadParts. I'm trying to get the % of goog parts. I've tried several formulas in the critera but nothing seems to work. Can Someone please help me. Thank you, Dan
Please help. I know that [BadParts]/[GoodParts] =%of BadParts. I'm trying to get the % of goog parts. I've tried several formulas in the critera but nothing seems to work. Can Someone please help me. Thank you, Dan
Sep 7, 2003 #2 awingnut Programmer Feb 24, 2003 759 US I'm not sure what you are getting that you don't think works. However, I believe the correct formula for percent of bad parts is: 100% * [BadParts] / ([GoodParts]+[BadParts]) Example: 10 bad parts and 90 good parts would be 10% bad parts. 100% * 10 / (10 + 90) = 1000% / 100 = 10% Upvote 0 Downvote
I'm not sure what you are getting that you don't think works. However, I believe the correct formula for percent of bad parts is: 100% * [BadParts] / ([GoodParts]+[BadParts]) Example: 10 bad parts and 90 good parts would be 10% bad parts. 100% * 10 / (10 + 90) = 1000% / 100 = 10%
Sep 7, 2003 Thread starter #3 djunkins Technical User Sep 7, 2003 6 US Thank you, but that's the same results i'm getting already. I have the percent of bad parts. I'm trying to get the percent of good parts. example: 10 bad parts, 90 good parts = 90% good parts. In excel this is a piece of cake but the formula does not work the same in access. Upvote 0 Downvote
Thank you, but that's the same results i'm getting already. I have the percent of bad parts. I'm trying to get the percent of good parts. example: 10 bad parts, 90 good parts = 90% good parts. In excel this is a piece of cake but the formula does not work the same in access.
Sep 7, 2003 #4 awingnut Programmer Feb 24, 2003 759 US The formula would only be different in the numerator: 100% * [GoodParts] / ([GoodParts]+[BadParts]) Example: 10 bad parts and 90 good parts would be 90% good parts. 100% * 90 / (10 + 90) = 9000% / 100 = 90% Upvote 0 Downvote
The formula would only be different in the numerator: 100% * [GoodParts] / ([GoodParts]+[BadParts]) Example: 10 bad parts and 90 good parts would be 90% good parts. 100% * 90 / (10 + 90) = 9000% / 100 = 90%
Sep 7, 2003 Thread starter #5 djunkins Technical User Sep 7, 2003 6 US THAT IS SO TOTALLY IT !!! Geez, I've tried so many other formulas. People had me writting codes so long, I knew it had to be simple. Thank you very much!!! Dan Upvote 0 Downvote
THAT IS SO TOTALLY IT !!! Geez, I've tried so many other formulas. People had me writting codes so long, I knew it had to be simple. Thank you very much!!! Dan