I have a program that I need to maintain a certain percentage, between 10-15 percent of subcounts to majorcounts.
Test data:
Time subcount majorcount
10:20 1 30
10:30 3 40
10:40 5 50
10:50 10 100
11:20 20 400
11:40 10 200
#11:50 200 200
sum(248) sum(1020)
perc(248/1020) = 24.31
The last addition is what I am to add to my data if it is within the 10-15% range and it does not take my dataset overall over or under my range.
If it does take my dataset over, How can I identify the amount of subcounts to remove or the majorcounts to add to maintain the 10-15% requirement?
In the case above, I have a 24% that I would need to attempt to drop down to 15 using only the last values added identified by the #.
you could use markup and margin. $24.31\%$ is $62 {2\over 3}\%$ markup on $15\%$ which means you need to take away at least $$38.52459016\%$$ of the sum of subcounts. to land within the range, and by similar logic you can calculate for no less than $10\%$. or you can just markup the majorcount within the relevant markups calculated. One last option is to mix the two strategies, but honestly, it seems a wasted effort.