Tool
Loads Check
Of the fifty-four listings in this catalog, nine state a number of loads. The rest count sheets, units, strips, paks, liters or nothing at all. This tool shows you which is which without converting between them.
Category
Listing
This input is turned off until a category is chosen. With no category, no listing could change any field of the result, so there is nothing here to pick from yet.
Choose a category to see how many of its listings state a load count at all. Choose a listing after that to see the figure it states, or to be told plainly that it states none.
The formula, printed
- The share on the gauge is the number of listings in the chosen category that state a load count, divided by the number of listings in that category.
- The figure for a chosen listing is the number that listing states. It is copied, not calculated.
- Where a listing states no load count, the result says so. No average is used, no median is used, and no figure is carried over from a similar product.
- Sheets, units, strips and paks are never converted into loads. Two of these listings state both, and only those two get both figures.
- How much product a load takes is on the manufacturer package. It is not printed here and never will be.
Which inputs are turned off
The listing input is disabled until a category is chosen, because with no category no listing choice could change any field of the result. That is the only disabled input here. Every category changes the gauge, and every listing changes the stated figure, so nothing else is dead.
The other tool on this site is Mix Check, and the words the boxes use are under Labels.