Has someone ever created a percentage calculator before?

Hola @Liz Thank you, I’d be happy to. 

Minor little detail/inconvenience. It’s in Spanish 🙃

Should I send them anyway? 

Hola @john.desborough, 

Amazing. Appreciate it. I’ll be as thorough as possible.

The main concept of this typeform is to show (in percentages) how much a prospect would save using our eCommerce fulfilment services instead of doing it in-house. 

First “variable” to take into consideration is the amount of orders (“pedidos”) they receive a day. Ideally, it could be any number (ranging from 1 to 5,000) and have that answer multiplied by 252 (which refers to the working days through the year: 12*21). 

I wasn’t able to do so, so I programmed 50 possibilities. 

I’m sure I’ve already messed up. Now before heading to question number 3, I was hoping the calculation between ‘the number of orders a day’ multiplied by ‘252’ should be established as the “score” of question 2. 

Question number three intends to multiply the size/volume of their orders with the total “score” from question 2.

So, for example: I have 30 orders a day which means question number 2 should multiply 30*252 and have that result (7,560) multiplied by the selected option of weights offered in question number 3. 
 

These weight options have a specific shipping price assigned to them. So I created weight variables for this question. In my head the logic process would be: have the selected weight option (with a variable already assigned to it) be multiplied by the total score from Q2. 

So, up to this point we should have: ‘number or orders variable’*252= resultQ2*weight list option variable=newresultQ3

Question 4 -is where I kinda get lost because there are so many conditions to be put in place for each answer and I can’t seem to connect the dots.
Preferably, we would now want the total score of Q3 be taken into account for this question. The warehousing options we offer have a specific value (hence: the almacenaje variable). The logic being: newresultQ3+50(this an extra fee for software)+the selected warehouse location variable. 

Leaving us with a computed newresultQ4.

For Q5 we follow the same pattern. Use the newresultQ4 and have that score be the base for this new calculation. Which is personnel.

Logic being: newresultQ4+(extras variable(95,5)+4,000(employees expenses))*12 

I’m aware the logic setup is incorrect. It could be 4,095 as a variable altogether multiplied by 12 instead.

The desired goal to obtain the percentages result is: newresultQ3 - (minus) newresultQ5/newresultQ3

Any suggestions on how that may be achievable/obtainable are very much appreciated. 

Thank you in advance! 

Hi, @john.desborough sorry to bother.

Were you able to take a look?