Ratio Computation

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Hello guys i have a small laundry business, i want to know the ratio between the numbers of wash and the number of detergent used per day, i have i table like this

ABCD
1DateWashDetergentRatio
2August, 01 201864
3August, 02 201853
4August, 03 201842
5August, 04 2018
6August, 05 2018
7August, 06 2018
8August, 07 2018
9August, 08 2018
10August, 09 2018
11August, 10 2018

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</tbody>
Sheet1






on column D i to put wer the ratio will appear
 

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Code:
Date               	Wash	Detergent	Ratio
August, 01 2018      	6       	4	3:2
August, 02 2018      	5       	3	5:3
August, 03 2018      	4              	2	2:1
D2=
Code:
=B2/GCD(B2,C2)&":"&C2/GCD(B2,C2)
 
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Hi,

Actually you Already have your ratios in your Table, Columns B and C.

Now if you want a specific ratio, like "how many washes per unit of detergent" or vice versa, then:


Book1
ABCDE
1DateWashDetergentRatio (# Wash to Unit of Detergent)Ratio(Unit of Detergent per Wash)
2August, 01 2018641.50.67
3August, 02 2018531.670.6
4August, 03 20184220.5
5August, 04 2018
6August, 05 2018
7August, 06 2018
8August, 07 2018
9August, 08 2018
10August, 09 2018
11August, 10 2018
Sheet154
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2=ROUND(B2/C2,2)
E2=ROUND(C2/B2,2)
 
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thanks guys, i want to know if the number of detergent is getting lower than the number of wash everyday, do you think by knowing the ratio will help me?
 
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thanks guys, i want to know if the number of detergent is getting lower than the number of wash everyday, do you think by knowing the ratio will help me?

Column E in my sample is telling you it's getting lower.

Edit: So to clarify, as you can see in Column E, we started with 0.67 unit of detergent per wash, then 0.6, then 0.5
 
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Column E in my sample is telling you it's getting lower.

Edit: So to clarify, as you can see in Column E, we started with 0.67 unit of detergent per wash, then 0.6, then 0.5

i see i get it now sir thanks so much!
 
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You're welcome.

Looking at your question in Post #4 again, I'm not so sure I understood correctly.

So the downward trend in Column E Only means people are using Less detergent per wash, it doesn't mean that your business is going "downhill", see additional sample (August 4) below:


Book1
ABCDE
1DateWashDetergentRatio (# Wash to Unit of Detergent)Ratio(Unit of Detergent per Wash)
2August, 01 2018641.50.67
3August, 02 2018531.670.6
4August, 03 20184220.5
5August, 04 201810003752.670.38
6August, 05 2018
7August, 06 2018
8August, 07 2018
9August, 08 2018
10August, 09 2018
11August, 10 2018
Sheet154
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2=ROUND(B2/C2,2)
E2=ROUND(C2/B2,2)
 
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