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Project Selection Scoring

Rank candidate projects against weighted benefit, feasibility and strategic-fit criteria.

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Project Selection Scoring

Browser-only calculations · No input data saved

For tables: one row per line, comma-separated columns, no header row. Avoid commas inside labels. Changing an input clears previous results.

Worked example results

Project Selection Scoring analysis
ProjectWeighted score / 10
Returns8.4
Setup time8

Rounded for display only. Export includes the inputs, results, method and assumptions. Refreshing or leaving the tool clears entered data.

Original advanced tool & legacy export options

The original migrated on-site tool is retained below so existing features, industry samples and legacy exports remain available. It is a local page, not another Base44 app. Its older scoring conventions may differ from the transparent native helper above.

How to use Project Selection Scoring

  1. Load the worked example to see the required input format.
  2. Rank candidate projects against weighted benefit, feasibility and strategic-fit criteria. Use consistent units, periods and definitions.
  3. Select Calculate, review the assumptions and export the result for your project evidence.

Formula and method

Weighted score = Σ(weight × rating) / Σweights; ratings are 1–10, with 10 always best.

Interpretation and assumptions

Scores are decision aids, not validated predictions. A high feasibility rating means easier, not harder. Check sensitivity to the chosen weights.

Results support professional judgement. They are not a certification of process stability, a financial commitment or a substitute for study design.

Frequently asked questions

How do I use the project selection scoring?

Rank candidate projects against weighted benefit, feasibility and strategic-fit criteria. Load the example first, then replace all inputs with consistent process data and select Calculate. Weighted score = Σ(weight × rating) / Σweights; ratings are 1–10, with 10 always best.

What assumptions matter for project selection scoring?

Scores are decision aids, not validated predictions. A high feasibility rating means easier, not harder. Check sensitivity to the chosen weights.

Are my calculator inputs saved or sent to a server?

These native calculations run in this browser tab. Inputs are not sent to a server or saved by this calculator. Download the result if you need a record; leaving or refreshing clears the form.