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Calculate the a/b test conversions rate as qualifying visitors divided by all eligible visitors, multiplied by 100. Define the numerator, denominator and measurement period consistently. This is a descriptive rate, not a causal conclusion.
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Within the same reporting period, divide the number of converted visitors in the chosen variant by the number of eligible exposed visitors in that variant, then multiply by 100. Both counts refer to visitors; the eligible total must be positive and qualifying count cannot exceed it.
Converted visitors in the chosen variant: 80 visitors; eligible exposed visitors in that variant: 100 visitors. Result = 80 / 100 × 100 = 80%.
80% means 80 qualifying observations per 100 eligible observations under the stated counting definitions. It does not establish causality.
Enter nonnegative whole-number counts; a positive eligible total is required and the qualifying count cannot exceed it. Use the same variant and observation window; do not combine assigned and unexposed users or interpret this rate as statistical significance.
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