Proportion Calculator with Steps
Enter three values and leave one blank. Solve direct or inverse proportions with clear steps, exact fractions and everyday examples.
Open toolCalculate percentages, days between dates, unit conversions and compound interest. Review assumptions and results directly in your browser, without an account.
Enter three values and leave one blank. Solve direct or inverse proportions with clear steps, exact fractions and everyday examples.
Open toolAdd, subtract, multiply or divide fractions and mixed numbers. See reduced fractions, mixed results and decimal approximations.
Open toolCalculate simple or weighted averages, inspect imported numbers and work out a required next grade on your chosen scale.
Open toolFind a percentage, a share or the change between two values.
Open toolExplore how a starting balance and regular savings could grow.
Open toolRecord who paid and who shares each expense. Calculate balances in exact cents and export a clear settlement list.
Open toolCalculate gross margin and markup separately, or find a selling price for your target margin. See the basis behind each percentage.
Open toolFind the sales quantity and revenue needed to cover fixed and variable costs. Compare a sales scenario with the break-even point.
Open toolCompare quantity, unit price, discount, shipping and extra costs on the same basis. Keep delivery times alongside the calculated totals.
Open toolCount or add working days using your own weekdays and manual excluded dates. Choose date boundaries and inspect every counted or skipped date.
Open toolCalculate daily and weekly work hours, breaks and target differences. Check overnight shifts and export a time sheet.
Open toolCount calendar days between two dates, without timezone surprises.
Open toolRun several named countdowns for cooking, breaks or everyday tasks. Pause and reset independently, with optional sound.
Open toolUse the percentage calculator for a share or change, the date calculator for calendar intervals, and the converter for compatible units. Compound-interest results depend on the assumptions you enter. Cutting plans handle dimension-based planning separately.