Craig Hoskin
@kiwicyclist.bsky.social
CIO, passionate about life, loving husband, proud dad to two awesome girls, left-leaning with a keen interest in running, cycling, and kayaking. Still young at heart, even if my knees sometimes disagree!
Find the difference - 20
Divide by the original number: You always compare the change to the starting point. So, you divide the reduction (20) by the original number (25).
Equals 0.8, 80%
Divide by the original number: You always compare the change to the starting point. So, you divide the reduction (20) by the original number (25).
Equals 0.8, 80%
November 3, 2025 at 5:24 PM
Find the difference - 20
Divide by the original number: You always compare the change to the starting point. So, you divide the reduction (20) by the original number (25).
Equals 0.8, 80%
Divide by the original number: You always compare the change to the starting point. So, you divide the reduction (20) by the original number (25).
Equals 0.8, 80%
Your calculation tells you that the original number (25) was 400% of the new number (5), but it doesn't describe the percentage reduction from the original.
November 3, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Your calculation tells you that the original number (25) was 400% of the new number (5), but it doesn't describe the percentage reduction from the original.
Love this....Power Automate, here I come 👌
June 10, 2025 at 6:51 PM
Love this....Power Automate, here I come 👌
