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Total % lost calculation

Hey you losers :) Am I calculating correctly here on % lost? I started out at 326lbs at start of preop diet, surgery weight was 301 lbs, todays weight is 181lbs. So i took 301 - 181= 120lbs or should I have taken 326-181=145lbs? Regardless.....so i figure I've lost 75% of excess weight since day of surgery and 78% since start of preop diet. To get to "normal" weight I'm using 140lbs but don't anticipate seeing that number.

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  • Here is how you do it. Subtract your current weight from your start weight. Divide that number by your start weight. 326-181=145. 145/326= .453. Round to 45%. If one was looking at in increase fo

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I got 78% and 64.5%, but then, math isn't my strongest subject!! Either way, your success is inspiring! :)

Here is how you do it. Subtract your current weight from your start weight. Divide that number by your start weight. 326-181=145. 145/326= .453. Round to 45%. If one was looking at in increase for example you bought a stcock at $40 and its now up to $45. You would work it this way 45-40=5. 5/40=.125 or an increase of 12.5%. Crux if your looking for a loss you divide the difference or the two number by the large number. If you are looking for a gain divide the difference by the smaller number. Works every time.:)

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