Hi,
Seems many people want to know at what level you move between the Percentage Bands.
I've created a Form for CMDR's to fill in your Participation details, and when we aggregate all the data should be able to work out where the bands are.
This is version 0.1aazc Alpha and work in progress..but its a start...It might work , it might not.
Any suggestions to make the UI more friendly, and other calculations would be welcome eg Embedding results and the form in this post instead of opening up a URL.
To Enter Data please take a minute to fill the form out, which populates a database, from which i make calculations. Until i have decent data the results are a bit squiffy, and take 5 minutes to update.
Please also be accurate, as there is no error checking at the moment.. Putting data in will at least give me something to work on to improve the calculator.
Currently this is for the Fed CG only 'The Future of Segovan', i'll be looking to be creative for when there are multiple CG's around.
FORM
RESULTS
Hope it helps
Cheers
Pete
Seems many people want to know at what level you move between the Percentage Bands.
I've created a Form for CMDR's to fill in your Participation details, and when we aggregate all the data should be able to work out where the bands are.
This is version 0.1aazc Alpha and work in progress..but its a start...It might work , it might not.
Any suggestions to make the UI more friendly, and other calculations would be welcome eg Embedding results and the form in this post instead of opening up a URL.
To Enter Data please take a minute to fill the form out, which populates a database, from which i make calculations. Until i have decent data the results are a bit squiffy, and take 5 minutes to update.
Please also be accurate, as there is no error checking at the moment.. Putting data in will at least give me something to work on to improve the calculator.
Currently this is for the Fed CG only 'The Future of Segovan', i'll be looking to be creative for when there are multiple CG's around.
FORM
RESULTS
Hope it helps
Cheers
Pete