You can easily calculate the split bill by entering the bill amount and number of people, the number of women and conditions.
| Bill | $ |
|---|---|
| Number of people | people |
| Woman |
people |
| Unit | |
| How to divide |
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From the payment amount of the bill and the number of men and women, you can calculate the payment amount per person for men and women and calculate the split bill.
This is a convenient site where you can set the amount to be rounded to 1$, 10$, etc., and set whether fractions are to be changed or paid by one person.
It can be used not only for men and women at a group date, but also when you want to divide the conditions between two groups.
Please enter the total number of men and women in the number of people column. The condition you entered will be on the woman side.
Calculated based on the number of people and conditions.
By selecting "$" as the condition for women, you can fix the amount for women.
It can be used when fixing women to 30$.
By selecting "$ more" or "$ less" as the condition for women, you can add a difference in the amount for women.
It can be used when women pay less 20$.
You can also add a difference in the amount for women by selecting "% more" or "% less" as the condition for women.
It can be used when you want to have about 20% less women than men at a joint party or drinking party.
You can choose whether to change the fraction or attach it to one person to calculate the split bill.
If the division method is "Divide evenly and fractions are change", the total payment will be rounded to the minimum amount that exceeds the bill, and the remaining amount will be displayed as change.
If the division method is set to "Divide evenly and one pays fraction", the payment will be rounded to the maximum amount that does not exceed the total payment amount.The remaining amount is given to one man, so it will be displayed as the man who pays the fraction, other men, and women.
Please note that if the amount is rounded off in a larger unit, the conditions may not be reflected at all depending on the rounding conditions.
