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To compare responses fairly, a good answer to an important criterion must be weighted more highly than a good answer to a trivial criterion. 360 uses comparison-of-importance (this criterion is relatively more important than that criterion) in its underlying algorithms to determine best value for money. In short, the important criterion must have a higher relative weight than the trivial criterion. |
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- Sign-in to https://360users.apetsoftware.com.au/ as the Request Manager
- From the main menu, click Requests
- If using the new look:
- Click Drafts
- Click ManageConfigure against the desired request
- If using the old look:
- Select the request from the list
- Click on the
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Tip Only questions Weighted Question? selected will listed.
The percentages adjust automatically and its fine for a section or question to have a weighting of 0.
- Enter an Audit Reason if requested
- Click Update
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