As far as #1 goes, just add *100 to the formula – Airtable’s “Percentage” fields don’t convert to actual percentages, they just stick a “%” onto the end of the result of the formula or input.
({Progress (KR)} / {Key Result}) * 100
I don’t understand how your request #2 is any different than #1 – it looks to me like you are just requesting to do the same equation that #1 is expressing. You say
but your Key Result column is a single number input field. There is no way for it to have more than one number. Do you mean that you want to SUM all of the Key Results that are linked to “Objective 1” together, and figure out their collective Progress (KR)? If so, that would need to be done in the “OKR’s” table where “Objective 1” exists. You’d use a Rollup field pointed at the “End of Year Plans” table and the “Key Results” field, and using SUM(values), and then the same for the “Progress (KR)” field, with SUM(values). Then, create a new Progress (KR% field in the OKR’s table that calculates the percentage for an entire Objective.
As far as #1 goes, just add *100 to the formula – Airtable’s “Percentage” fields don’t convert to actual percentages, they just stick a “%” onto the end of the result of the formula or input.
({Progress (KR)} / {Key Result}) * 100
I don’t understand how your request #2 is any different than #1 – it looks to me like you are just requesting to do the same equation that #1 is expressing. You say
but your Key Result column is a single number input field. There is no way for it to have more than one number. Do you mean that you want to SUM all of the Key Results that are linked to “Objective 1” together, and figure out their collective Progress (KR)? If so, that would need to be done in the “OKR’s” table where “Objective 1” exists. You’d use a Rollup field pointed at the “End of Year Plans” table and the “Key Results” field, and using SUM(values), and then the same for the “Progress (KR)” field, with SUM(values). Then, create a new Progress (KR% field in the OKR’s table that calculates the percentage for an entire Objective.
Wow thank you so much! I was not expecting such a thorough assist here. That totally worked. Oddly, after maybe even years of using Airtable, I actually think this helped me understand how to use various field types and when tables can connect meaningfully during calculations.