[AccessD] Math problem??

Tim Thiessen tim at irwingreenhouses.com
Wed Aug 18 10:13:20 CDT 2004


Why not use 0-5 scale?  In other words:
O               5 - 4
V               4 - 3
G               3 - 2
I               2 - 1
U               Below 1

Tim T.
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[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com]On Behalf Of Jim DeMarco
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There are only 13 categories not 20.  89.9 is the average on the 100 scale.
When I convert each grade to a 1-5 value the average is 4.7.  Make sense?

Jim D.

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How does someone with a score of 89.9 get an average of 4.7? In my book,
89.9/20 = 4.495


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Interesting thought but I'm not sure that that's the answer either Gustav
for a couple of reasons.  

This would mean that every person with a 4.5 or greater would be in the "O"
category when they probably belong in "V".  I've also got a person whose old
average was 89.9 with a 1-5 average of 4.7 (although maybe that 1/10 of a
point is moot in this case I've got to lower one of the 13 grades by over 6
points to see a change in grouping level).

I can always send you my test numbers if you feel like playing with them.

Thanks,

Jim D.

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[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com]On Behalf Of Gustav Brock
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Hi Jim

Isn't this a normal rounding issue?
If you calculate the final grading as:

  FinalGrading = Int(AverageGrading + 0.5)

you will get an "O" for an average grading of 4.7.

/gustav

> We have an automated employee evaluation form that allows
supervisors/managers to grade their staff in 13 categories on the following
scale:

> O               100 - 90
> V               89 - 80
> G               79- 70
> I               69 - 60
> U               Below 60

> There's been much discussion among management to change this scale to a 1
to 5 rating but given a sample of 10 evaluations changing each grade above
to a 1-5 value does not end up with the same
> average over the 13 categories (in other words, on certain employees who
averaged in the "O" or outstanding group the 1-5 average was 4.7 where I
need it to be 5 to get them in the Outstanding
> rating).

> Is there a way for us to change our grading system without dropping
certain grades from the (previously) correct bucket?

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