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err.. function should look like this.

 

function returnPercent($num,$total)
{
    return round($num / $total * 100) . "%";
}

 

With a little math, sure.

 

function returnPercent($num1,$total)
{
    return round($num / $total * 100) . "%";
}

 

thanks.

So the $num1 = the first filed in table? $num = field 2

 

 

i don't follow... the above function will find the percentage of two numbers divided together. If this is not what you want, give an example of exactly what you want.

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so i have a table with a number of students.(names-profileid...)

 

and i have a detention table(name-date-time..)

 

so i want to do a stats page that will calculate the percentage between the number of students and the detentions..

 

example 20% of the students go to detention..

 

then i can use it for months -weeks -per teacher....

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i get a  Call to undefined function returnPercent() in /home/ecole514/public_html/V2/Main/Pourcentage.php on line 31

 

$x = 'SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Etudiant '; 
$result = mysql_query($x) or die(mysql_error()); 
$total_rows = mysql_fetch_row($result);



$students_detention_num= $total_rows[0];  

$x8 = 'SELECT COUNT(*) FROM  Formulaire_S'; 
$result8 = mysql_query($x8) or die(mysql_error()); 
$total_rows8 = mysql_fetch_row($result8);


$total_students= $total_rows8[0];  

$percentage = returnPercent($students_detention_num,$total_students)

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Because you did not define the function with this:

 

function returnPercent($num,$total)
{
    return round($num / $total * 100) . "%";
}

 

For the record, you don't have to use the function, you can just do the math if you want.

$percentage = round(($students_detention_num / $total_students) * 100);

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true, i use functions where I can for re-usability in my code, as i believe it should be.

 

ok so i did it like this one

$percentage = round(($students_detention_num / $total_students) * 100);

but the number gives me this?

 

 

Percentage 400%

270 total detentions

1080 total students

 

400 2701080

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true, i use functions where I can for re-usability in my code, as i believe it should be.

 

ok so i did it like this one

$percentage = round(($students_detention_num / $total_students) * 100);

but the number gives me this?

 

 

Percentage 400%

270 total detentions

1080 total students

 

400 2701080

 

well, lets break it down (like MC hammer),if you did it correctly it would look like this.

 

$percentage = round((270 / 1080) * 100);
//down a step
$percentage = round(.25 * 100);
//down another step
$percentage = round(25);
$percentage = 25%;

 

it seems that you have switched the parameters.

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