Formula Search - Need some master magic!

[CNelson19]

Hello, Below is a list of data. I am trying to find a common Divisor for the last column ( Dim. weight w/o Divisor) that will make the rated weight equal to the shipment rated weight. We can throw out outliers like line 2 with 24 rated weight and 1 original weight. Any ideas? I am stuck!

Rated Weight Orig. Weight Height Weight Length Dim. Weight w/o Divisor

2.00	1.00	5	8	8	320
24.00	1.00	15	14	22	4620
7.00	4.00	9	12	12	1296
2.00	1.00	4	7	8	224
2.00	1.00	3	11	8	264
2.00	1.00	6	8	8	384
3.00	2.00	4	11	13	572
14.00	4.00	12	12	18	2592
2.00	1.00	3	7	10	210
7.00	4.00	9	12	12	1296
2.00	1.00	3	7	10	210
2.00	1.00	3	10	11	330
2.00	1.00	3	10	10	300
2.00	1.00	6	8	8	384
6.00	3.00	4	13	22	1144
14.00	7.00	12	12	18	2592
3.00	2.00	3	10	13	390
9.00	4.00	10	13	13	1690
2.00	1.00	6	8	8	384
2.00	1.00	6	8	8	384
3.00	1.00	6	8	9	432
3.00	2.00	6	8	9	432

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[CNelson19]

The common divisor to get to Column 1 was 194. What I am trying to find is a common divisor to get to column 2.. any ideas?

 

[Fluff]

Take your pick.
Anywhere between 384 & 389.
You will never get an accurate result from volumetric weight to physical weight

 

[sheetspread]

Not as simple
If the rated weight is 2Kg then it could be anywhere from 1.01Kg to 2Kg giving anywhere between 196 & 388 cubic whatevers

Take your pick.
Anywhere between 384 & 389.
You will never get an accurate result from volumetric weight to physical weight

Thought so, just checking, thanks.