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Alnaucler at 08:57, 4 October 2016

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	<p>A ''weight'' in impact scoring is a value that signifies the importance of a particular factor in the analysis. The weight of a factor is used to calculate the score of the factor in the scenario. There are no limitations on the values that you enter for the weights. Weights can be integers (1, 3, 4…) or decimals in tenths or hundredths (1.3, 2.34, 3.05…). If you would like to ignore a factor in a particular scenario, you can assign that factor a weight of 0. Weights can be negative to accommodate factors such as ''Education Conducted'' that would reduce the impact score.</p>		<p>A ''weight'' in impact scoring is a value that signifies the importance of a particular factor in the analysis. The weight of a factor is used to calculate the score of the factor in the scenario. There are no limitations on the values that you enter for the weights. Weights can be integers (1, 3, 4…) or decimals in tenths or hundredths (1.3, 2.34, 3.05…). If you would like to ignore a factor in a particular scenario, you can assign that factor a weight of 0. Weights can be negative to accommodate factors such as ''Education Conducted'' that would reduce the impact score.</p>
	<p>To add a weight to a factor in a scenario:</p>		<p>To add a weight to a factor in a scenario in the Impact Scoring Template window:</p>
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	<li>Double click the cell for the factor that you would like to enter a weight.</li>		<li>Double click the cell for the factor that you would like to enter a weight.</li>

Dionysia at 17:08, 6 February 2014

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	<p>To add a weight to a factor in a scenario:</p>		<p>To add a weight to a factor in a scenario:</p>
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	<li>~~Click~~ the cell for the factor ~~and scenario~~ that you would like to enter a weight.</li>		<li>Double click the cell for the factor that you would like to enter a weight.</li>
	<li>Enter the weight.</li>		<li>Enter the weight.</li>
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Joe at 18:54, 18 June 2013

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Dionysia: moved HowTo:Assign a Weight to a Factor to Assign a Weight to a Factor

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Joe at 19:22, 25 April 2013

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	<p>A ''weight'' in impact scoring is a value that signifies the importance of a particular factor in the analysis. The weight of a factor is used to calculate the score of the factor in the scenario. There are no limitations on the values that you enter for the weights. Weights can be integers (1, 3, 4…) or decimals in tenths or hundredths (1.3, 2.34, 3.05…). If you would like to ignore a factor in a particular scenario, you can assign that factor a weight of 0. Weights can be negative to accommodate factors such as ''~~MRE~~ Conducted'' that would reduce the impact score.</p>		<p>A ''weight'' in impact scoring is a value that signifies the importance of a particular factor in the analysis. The weight of a factor is used to calculate the score of the factor in the scenario. There are no limitations on the values that you enter for the weights. Weights can be integers (1, 3, 4…) or decimals in tenths or hundredths (1.3, 2.34, 3.05…). If you would like to ignore a factor in a particular scenario, you can assign that factor a weight of 0. Weights can be negative to accommodate factors such as ''Education Conducted'' that would reduce the impact score.</p>
	<p>To add a weight to a factor in a scenario:</p>		<p>To add a weight to a factor in a scenario:</p>
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Dionysia at 10:45, 17 April 2013

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A ''weight'' in impact scoring is a value that signifies the importance of a particular factor in the analysis. The weight of a factor is used to calculate the score of the factor in the scenario. There are no limitations on the values that you enter for the weights. Weights can be integers (1, 3, 4…) or decimals in tenths or hundredths (1.3, 2.34, 3.05…). If you would like to ignore a factor in a particular scenario, you can assign that factor a weight of 0. Weights can be negative to accommodate factors such as ''MRE Conducted'' that would reduce the impact score.
To add a weight to a factor in a scenario:
<ol>
<li>Click the cell for the factor and scenario that you would like to enter a weight.</li>
<li>Enter the weight.</li>
</ol>

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