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How to take three sets of data and ranking them based off a particular weighting

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    Post How to take three sets of data and ranking them based off a particular weighting

    We have three sets of data points that we want to use to rank the stores by results. We want Sales to compromise 50% of the rank, while GM and Turn represent 25% each. This making a total of 100%. Since sales is in Dollars, GM is in % and Turn is a number I am having a hard time finding the right way to rank each item.


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    Re: Rankings

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