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Percentage of range - how do you work it out

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Hi - last week I posted some results. Slow Dragon and others kindly commented.

T3 3.2 pmol/L -

FT3 levels normal (normal range 3.1 - 6.8 pmol/L)

Slow Dragon said this was 2.5% through range. How do you work out the percentage please?

Thanks

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helvellaAdministratorThyroid UK

I posted a spreadsheet for doing this the other day:

Range Calculator

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Book99 in reply to helvella

Fantastic - thank you so much😃

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Calculator here: chorobytarczycy.herokuapp.c...

Result in 1st box, low end of range in 2nd box, top of range in 3rd box. Click on blue button underneath to calculate.

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Book99 in reply to SeasideSusie

Thank you very much, thats great 😀

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JAmanda

I do it like this: range from 3.1-6.8 = 3.7. And you are 0.1 of that range. So your percentage is 1 divided by 3.7 = 2.7%. You can see yourself you're only barely into the range.

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