What is the formula for calculating the achievement rate?

The achievement rate refers to the degree of conformity between the actual value and the target value, which is generally expressed as a percentage. The calculation method and result judgment are divided into two situations:

1. The bigger the target value, the better: the achievement rate = actual value ÷ target value. The greater the percentage value, the higher the coincidence degree, and the goal is achieved if it is greater than or equal to 100%.

Second, the smaller the target value, the better: the achievement rate =2- actual value ÷ target value. The greater the percentage value, the higher the coincidence degree, and the goal is achieved if it is greater than or equal to 100%.

For example, if the planned completion is 100 and the actual completion is 50, the achievement rate is =50÷ 100× 100%, that is, the achievement rate is 50%.

When the planned completion is-100 and the actual completion is -50, the achievement rate = [2-(-50) ÷ (-100)] ×100%, that is, the achievement rate is 150%.