Multiply for Weighted Average. 1  1. Multiply each number by its weight. You can choose to write this at the end of the chart or to do it on 1 line, in a formula. 2  2. Add the weighted scores together. For example, 0.9(0.25) + 0.75(0.50) + 0.87(0.25). 3  3. Note that the weights should total 100 if you are using percentages.
The Cat that Ate the Canary. Every month, every quarter, SAP draws away from the pack, and this month's events clearly gave them an extra push. At Sapphire, executives were going around like the proverbial cat that ate the canary. Who could blame them?
Yellow is the classic canary shade, but these small members of the finch family are available in a wide variety of hues. With good care, your canary can share your life for quite awhile. While the average life expectancy of a domestic canary is between 9 and 10 years, individual birds might live up to 15 years.In the wild, canaries might live even longer, if they escape predators and have a good food supply.o ensure your canary lives as long as possible, feed him a high-quality commercial canary seed and make sure your pet always has fresh, clean water available. Canaries benefit from eating small but regular amounts of fresh greens that haven't been treated with pesticides. Keep his cage clean and out of drafty areas.