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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostI am looking to see if I can extrapolate some numbers based on the information set I have.
If a sample is 100% and each week 0.4% "do a thing"...Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostNo, now you've gone too far the other way - Not 0.004, it's 0.04%
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oh gwd I missed a 0.004 - que ritual ridicule - fair game I suppose.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostBored here, opened excel, put 100 into cell A1
in cell B1, I put: =A1-(A1*0.004) (i.e. B1 is the remainder after subtracting 0.4% from A1)
Copy that down and it takes 1150 weeks to get down to 1 person.
And 1323 weeks to get below 0.5
By 3448 weeks you're at 0.000100388
If you want to hit six sigma, it's 3142 weeks.
But that's probably not what you're looking for.
0.4% do the thing in a week. How long to reach 100%
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostHere's my working out.
Invoice is in the post.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostBut where they have been quoted, they still live on.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostHas he?
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I see pooperscooter has been pruning some posts from this thread without replacement.
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Bored here, opened excel, put 100 into cell A1
in cell B1, I put: =A1-(A1*0.004) (i.e. B1 is the remainder after subtracting 0.4% from A1)
Copy that down and it takes 1150 weeks to get down to 1 person.
And 1323 weeks to get below 0.5
By 3448 weeks you're at 0.000100388
If you want to hit six sigma, it's 3142 weeks.
But that's probably not what you're looking for.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostThat's not really an issue, just semantics.
However Pooper is not completely thick, he's just reduced the problem to a level that's within his capabilities.
Here's some hints Pooper: read the past posts, work out what has been done and why.
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