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Perfect Order Measurement Formula

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Perfect Order Measurement measures how many orders you ship without incident, where incidents are damaged goods, inaccurate orders or late shipments. Check FAQs

M po = (\frac{O t - O e}{O t}) \cdot 100

M_po - Perfect Order Measurement?O_t - Total Orders?O_e - Error Orders?

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72 = (\frac{50 - 14}{50}) \cdot 100

72 = (\frac{50 - 14}{50}) \cdot 100

72 = (\frac{50 - 14}{50}) \cdot 100

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FIRST Step Consider the formula

M po = (\frac{O t - O e}{O t}) \cdot 100

Next Step Substitute values of Variables

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M po = (\frac{50 - 14}{50}) \cdot 100

Next Step Prepare to Evaluate

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M po = (\frac{50 - 14}{50}) \cdot 100

LAST Step Evaluate

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M po = 72

Perfect Order Measurement Formula Elements

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Perfect Order Measurement

Perfect Order Measurement measures how many orders you ship without incident, where incidents are damaged goods, inaccurate orders or late shipments.

Symbol: M_po

Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless

Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Formulas to find Perfect Order Measurement

Total Orders

Total Orders is the sum of all the orders in a fixed period of time.

Symbol: O_t

Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless

Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Formulas to find Total Orders

Error Orders

Error Orders is the number of orders that have an error in quality or measurements.

Symbol: O_e

Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless

Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Formulas to find Error Orders

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How to Evaluate Perfect Order Measurement?

Perfect Order Measurement evaluator uses Perfect Order Measurement = ((Total Orders-Error Orders)/Total Orders)*100 to evaluate the Perfect Order Measurement, The Perfect Order Measurement measures how perfect an order is, as well as what percentage of orders are carried out error-free. Perfect Order Measurement is denoted by M_po symbol.

How to evaluate Perfect Order Measurement using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Perfect Order Measurement, enter Total Orders (O_t) & Error Orders (O_e) and hit the calculate button.

FAQs on Perfect Order Measurement

What is the formula to find Perfect Order Measurement?

The formula of Perfect Order Measurement is expressed as Perfect Order Measurement = ((Total Orders-Error Orders)/Total Orders)*100. Here is an example- 72 = ((50-14)/50)*100.

How to calculate Perfect Order Measurement?

With Total Orders (O_t) & Error Orders (O_e) we can find Perfect Order Measurement using the formula - Perfect Order Measurement = ((Total Orders-Error Orders)/Total Orders)*100.

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