How do you:
Calculate the total inches of documents filed per day for all clerks.
Calculate the total documents filed per day for all clerks.
Calculate the weekly total inches of documents filed per clerk (round to two decimal points).
Calculate the weekly total documents filed per clerk (round to a whole number).
Calculate the weekly total inches of documents filed for all clerks.
Calculate the weekly total documents filed for all clerks.
Filing loose documents by week, by clerk, Hospital A HIM Department, March 2009.
Linear Inches of Documents Filed per Day
(One filing inch = 100 documents)
Clerk Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Clerk 1 7.75 7.45 7.5 7.35 7.75
Clerk 2 7.25 7.3 7.35 7.25 7.25
Clerk 3 6.8 6.75 6.75 6.85 6.8
Clerk 4 6.95 7.25 7.25 7.25 6.85
Clerk 5 7.25 7.35 7.35 7.35 7.25
To calculate the total inches of documents filed per day for all clerks, you need to add up the number of inches filed by each clerk for each day and sum them together.
Here's how you can calculate it:
1. Look at the table and find the number of inches of documents filed by each clerk for each day.
2. Add up the number of inches filed by each clerk for each day. For example, to calculate the total inches filed on Monday, add up the inches filed by Clerk 1, Clerk 2, Clerk 3, Clerk 4, and Clerk 5.
To calculate the total documents filed per day for all clerks, you need to calculate the number of documents filed using the given conversion rate and then sum them together.
Here's how you can calculate it:
1. Look at the table and find the number of inches of documents filed by each clerk for each day.
2. Convert the number of inches filed by each clerk to the number of documents filed using the given conversion rate (one filing inch = 100 documents). For example, if Clerk 1 filed 7.75 inches on Monday, they filed 7.75 * 100 = 775 documents.
3. Add up the number of documents filed by each clerk for each day. For example, to calculate the total documents filed on Monday, add up the documents filed by Clerk 1, Clerk 2, Clerk 3, Clerk 4, and Clerk 5.
To calculate the weekly total inches of documents filed per clerk, you need to add up the number of inches filed by each clerk for all days in a week and then round the result to two decimal points.
Here's how you can calculate it:
1. Look at the table and find the number of inches of documents filed by each clerk for each day.
2. Add up the number of inches filed by each clerk for all days in a week.
3. Round the total inches filed per clerk to two decimal points.
To calculate the weekly total documents filed per clerk, you need to calculate the number of documents filed by each clerk for all days in a week and then round the result to a whole number.
Here's how you can calculate it:
1. Look at the table and find the number of inches of documents filed by each clerk for each day.
2. Convert the number of inches filed by each clerk to the number of documents filed using the given conversion rate (one filing inch = 100 documents) for all days in a week.
3. Add up the number of documents filed by each clerk for all days in a week.
4. Round the total documents filed per clerk to a whole number.
To calculate the weekly total inches of documents filed for all clerks, you need to add up the number of inches filed by all clerks for all days in a week.
Here's how you can calculate it:
1. Look at the table and find the number of inches of documents filed by each clerk for each day.
2. Add up the number of inches filed by all clerks for all days in a week.
To calculate the weekly total documents filed for all clerks, you need to calculate the number of documents filed by all clerks for all days in a week.
Here's how you can calculate it:
1. Look at the table and find the number of inches of documents filed by each clerk for each day.
2. Convert the number of inches filed by each clerk to the number of documents filed using the given conversion rate (one filing inch = 100 documents) for all days in a week.
3. Add up the number of documents filed by all clerks for all days in a week.