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Entered Mix Rate

versus Calculated Mix Rate

When you enter mix rates for vehicle models, the system calculates mix rates for those where you have not entered a mix rate.

If any vehicle models do not have a user-entered mix rate, the system calculates an even distribution of the remaining unallocated percentage.

If the combination of entered mix rates cannot be made to reach 100.00%, the system distributes the error evenly to all vehicle models, ensuring that no vehicle model results in a negative mix rate.

Scenario 1: User has entered mix rates for some vehicle

models but not all

Vehicle Model User-entered Mix Rate System-calculated Mix Rate
VM1 10.00
VM2 30.00
VM3 0.00
VM4 30.00
VM5 30.00

The HTML report on an option in the Take Rate Editor dialog box will show the following:

  • For VM1: Mixed Rate: entered = 10% calculated = 10% error = 0%

  • For VM3: Mixed Rate: entered = 0% calculated = 0% error = 0%

  • For VM4: Mixed Rate: entered = calculated = 30% error =

Scenario

2: User has entered mix rates for all vehicle models as zero

Vehicle Model User-entered Mix Rate System-calculated Mix Rate
VM1 0.00 25.00
VM2 0.00 25.00
VM3 0.00 25.00
VM4 0.00 25.00

The HTML report on an option in the Take Rate Editor dialog box will show the following for VM1: Mixed Rate: entered = 0% calculated = 25% error = 25%

Scenario

3: User has entered mix rates for all vehicle models but total is not 100%

Vehicle Model User-entered Mix Rate System-calculated Mix Rate
VM1 10.00 25.00
VM2 30.00 75.00

System calculates as follows:

  • Scale = 100/Total allocation = 100/40 = 2.5

  • Calculated VM1 mix rate = scale X MixRate(VM1) = 2.5 * 10 = 25

  • Calculated VM2 mix rate = scale X MixRate(VM2) = 2.5 * 30 = 75

The HTML report on an option in the Take Rate Editor dialog box will show the following for VM1: Mixed Rate: entered = 10% calculated = 25% error = 15%

Scenario

4: User has entered mix rates for all vehicle models but the total is greater than 100%

Note

Mix rates with a total greater than 100% are only possible when they have been imported into Capital.

Vehicle Model User-entered Mix Rate System-calculated Mix Rate
VM1 40.00 33.33
VM2 80.00 66.66

System calculates as follows:

  • Scale = 100/Total Allocation = 100/120

  • Calculated VM1 mix rate = scale X MixRate(VM2) = (100/120) * 40 = 33.33

  • Calculated VM2 mix rate = scale X MixRate(VM1) = (100/120) * 80 = 66.66

The HTML report on an option in the Take Rate Editor dialog box will show the following:

  • For VM1: Mixed Rate: entered =40% calculated =33% error =27%

  • For VM2: Mixed Rate: entered =80% calculated =67% error =27%

Note

The calculated rates display as 33 and 67 due to rounding.

Scenario

5: User has entered mix rates for some vehicle models and total is greater than 100%

Note

Mix rates with a total greater than 100% are only possible when they have been imported into Capital

Vehicle Model User-entered Mix Rate System-calculated Mix Rate
VM1 90.00 60.00
VM2 60.00 40.00
VM3 0.00 0.00
VM4 0.00
VM5 0.00

System calculates as follows:

  • Scale = 100/Total Allocation = 100/150

  • Calculated VM1 mix rate = scale X MixRate(VM1) = (100/150) * 90 = 60

  • Calculated VM2 mix rate = scale X MixRate(VM2) = (100/150) * 60 = 40

The HTML report on an option in the Take Rate Editor dialog box will show the following:

  • For VM1: Mixed Rate: entered =90% calculated =60% error =30%

  • For VM2: Mixed Rate: entered =60% calculated =40% error =20%

  • For VM3: Mixed Rate: entered =0% calculated =0% error =0%

Parent Topic:

Mix Rate

Capital Systems Integrator User Guide, 2512.2606

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Source: https://docs.sw.siemens.com/en-US/doc/861057055/202511026.capital_si_user/idb94f8cf6-874d-4e30-8676-73949b425c3a · retrieved 2026-07-18