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Description
How good for eachother is your OTP? Use this to find out.
All the characters listed on the spreadsheet are from Glee, apart from Reed and Shane who belong to CP Coulter.
Made using Microsoft Excel.

HOW TO WORK IT OUT!!
Column 1: Names
The two names of the couple
Example: Kurt x Blaine

Column 2: Percentage.
i) Write down the full names of the couple you ship.
ii) Count the number of Ts, Rs, Us, Es, Ls, Os, Vs and Es again.
Example:
Kurt Elizabeth Hummel and Blaine Devon Anderson
T: 2 L: 3
R: 2 O: 2
U: 2 V: 1
E: 6 E: 6
iii) Add up the T R U E and the L O V E separately and then put the two numbers next to each other, don’t add them.
Example:
2+2+2+6=12 3+2+1+6=12
The percentage is 1212%

Column 3: Ship name
Find the T R U E and L O V E for their ship name, but because there is not as many letters in ship names, we’ll use binary code instead. If there is more than one of the letter in the couple name just write it down as 1 because otherwise it’s too complicated.
T=1 R=2 U=4 E=8 L=1 O=2 V=4 E=8
Example:
Klaine
T: 0 L: 1 (1)
R: 0 O: 0
U: 0 V: 0
E: 1 (8) E: 1 (8)
89%

Colum 4: Ship name
A mash up of their names. Example: Kurt + Blaine = Klaine
Also, Draco + Harry = Drarry

Column 5: The letters in the ship name added.
Example;
K: 11th letter in alphabet
L: 12th letter
A: 1st
I: 9th
N: 14th
E: 5th
Added that is 11+12+1+9+14+5=52

Column 6: Rating
How good the couple name sounds. If their name makes negative ACTUAL word (like Diana + Mark = Dark, or Karen + Bill = Kill) than the rating will be below 50. If it makes something that sounds weird (Jason + Kitty = Jitty) than it will be in the 50s or 60s. If it sounds good (Klaine), it will be in the 70s or 80s. If it makes a positive ACTUAL word (Casey + Jake = Cake) then it could be in the 90s. The only way the couple could be within 97-100 is if it makes “Love” or “Heart” but those are hard to come by. It also depends on personal opinion.
Example: Klaine = 77%

Column 7: Chemistry
The amount of flirting or sexual tension between the couple. If they are just friends, or one of them is gay and the other is straight or the opposite gender, then the percentage will be below 60, usually below 50 unless there is some sort of chemistry between the two. If the two are siblings or closely related chemistry will be below 10.
This can also depend on personal opinion, but try not to be biased on who you think is a cute couple and look carefully at how much they flirt, if they are interested in eachother and at the REAL subtext and not the subtext estranged fangirls make up in their heads.
Klaine got 96% due to the obvious sexual tension between the two even after their break up, which is even commented on by Tina. They also performed songs such as “Just can’t get enough” and “Come what may” as well as Blaine flirtatiously complimenting him in Episode 21, and even taking his hand at one point.
Hummelberry got a 43% because not only are they just friends, but Kurt is gay. The fact it is quite high for a friendship is that their duets are very emotional, they would probably work well as a couple if Kurt wasn’t gay and also that they are very similar. But it is under 50 due to it being a friendship.
Blam got a 57, despite Blaine being gay and him and Sam being friends, mostly due to that there is some sort of chemistry between them. By the end of season 4 however, their feelings are purely brotherly.
Quinntana got an 84 because there has always been some sort of tension between the two, as well as they slept together in episode 14.

Column 8: Love tester
Just the “Love tester deluxe” from girlsgogames.com. You type in the two names and it will give you a percentage.

Column 9: Google fights
Type in the name to one of the keyword bars and see how many people searched it.
If it is an uncommon couple, such as Jarley, then you may need to make it “Jake and Marley Glee” so that the number isn’t from people searching Jarley for reason other than finding Jarley related things.
If it is a common couple, such as Klaine, then just writing Klaine should be fine.
Divide the resulting number by 1000 to shorten it.
Example:
Klaine got 206,000. I wrote 206 into the spread sheet.
Jarley got 20,500. I wrote 20.5 into the spread sheet.

Column 10: Average.
Add up the row and divide it by 7, and then round it to the nearest unit.
Klaine:
1212+89+52+77+96+85+206=255.7
Rounded it makes 256%
Finchel:
106+89+59+78+85.3=80.8
Rounded it makes 81%

Additional notes:
If the couple is not famous, do not bother with Column 9 and find the average by diving by 6 instead of 7
Also THIS IS NOT REAL it’s just a thing I did because I have too much time on my hands.
Still, if you have too much time on your hands give it a go with “Drarry” or “Romione” or “Bella x Edward” or whoever you ship.

Description
How good for eachother is your OTP? Use this to find out.
All the characters listed on the spreadsheet are from Glee, apart from Reed and Shane who belong to CP Coulter.
Made using Microsoft Excel.

HOW TO WORK IT OUT!!
Column 1: Names
The two names of the couple
Example: Kurt x Blaine

Column 2: Percentage.
i) Write down the full names of the couple you ship.
ii) Count the number of Ts, Rs, Us, Es, Ls, Os, Vs and Es again.
Example:
Kurt Elizabeth Hummel and Blaine Devon Anderson
T: 2 L: 3
R: 2 O: 2
U: 2 V: 1
E: 6 E: 6
iii) Add up the T R U E and the L O V E separately and then put the two numbers next to each other, don’t add them.
Example:
2+2+2+6=12 3+2+1+6=12
The percentage is 1212%

Column 3: Ship name
Find the T R U E and L O V E for their ship name, but because there is not as many letters in ship names, we’ll use binary code instead. If there is more than one of the letter in the couple name just write it down as 1 because otherwise it’s too complicated.
T=1 R=2 U=4 E=8 L=1 O=2 V=4 E=8
Example:
Klaine
T: 0 L: 1 (1)
R: 0 O: 0
U: 0 V: 0
E: 1 (8) E: 1 (8)
89%

Colum 4: Ship name
A mash up of their names. Example: Kurt + Blaine = Klaine
Also, Draco + Harry = Drarry

Column 5: The letters in the ship name added.
Example;
K: 11th letter in alphabet
L: 12th letter
A: 1st
I: 9th
N: 14th
E: 5th
Added that is 11+12+1+9+14+5=52

Column 6: Rating
How good the couple name sounds. If their name makes negative ACTUAL word (like Diana + Mark = Dark, or Karen + Bill = Kill) than the rating will be below 50. If it makes something that sounds weird (Jason + Kitty = Jitty) than it will be in the 50s or 60s. If it sounds good (Klaine), it will be in the 70s or 80s. If it makes a positive ACTUAL word (Casey + Jake = Cake) then it could be in the 90s. The only way the couple could be within 97-100 is if it makes “Love” or “Heart” but those are hard to come by. It also depends on personal opinion.
Example: Klaine = 77%

Column 7: Chemistry
The amount of flirting or sexual tension between the couple. If they are just friends, or one of them is gay and the other is straight or the opposite gender, then the percentage will be below 60, usually below 50 unless there is some sort of chemistry between the two. If the two are siblings or closely related chemistry will be below 10.
This can also depend on personal opinion, but try not to be biased on who you think is a cute couple and look carefully at how much they flirt, if they are interested in eachother and at the REAL subtext and not the subtext estranged fangirls make up in their heads.
Klaine got 96% due to the obvious sexual tension between the two even after their break up, which is even commented on by Tina. They also performed songs such as “Just can’t get enough” and “Come what may” as well as Blaine flirtatiously complimenting him in Episode 21, and even taking his hand at one point.
Hummelberry got a 43% because not only are they just friends, but Kurt is gay. The fact it is quite high for a friendship is that their duets are very emotional, they would probably work well as a couple if Kurt wasn’t gay and also that they are very similar. But it is under 50 due to it being a friendship.
Blam got a 57, despite Blaine being gay and him and Sam being friends, mostly due to that there is some sort of chemistry between them. By the end of season 4 however, their feelings are purely brotherly.
Quinntana got an 84 because there has always been some sort of tension between the two, as well as they slept together in episode 14.

Column 8: Love tester
Just the “Love tester deluxe” from girlsgogames.com. You type in the two names and it will give you a percentage.

Column 9: Google fights
Type in the name to one of the keyword bars and see how many people searched it.
If it is an uncommon couple, such as Jarley, then you may need to make it “Jake and Marley Glee” so that the number isn’t from people searching Jarley for reason other than finding Jarley related things.
If it is a common couple, such as Klaine, then just writing Klaine should be fine.
Divide the resulting number by 1000 to shorten it.
Example:
Klaine got 206,000. I wrote 206 into the spread sheet.
Jarley got 20,500. I wrote 20.5 into the spread sheet.

Column 10: Average.
Add up the row and divide it by 7, and then round it to the nearest unit.
Klaine:
1212+89+52+77+96+85+206=255.7
Rounded it makes 256%
Finchel:
106+89+59+78+85.3=80.8
Rounded it makes 81%

Additional notes:
If the couple is not famous, do not bother with Column 9 and find the average by diving by 6 instead of 7
Also THIS IS NOT REAL it’s just a thing I did because I have too much time on my hands.
Still, if you have too much time on your hands give it a go with “Drarry” or “Romione” or “Bella x Edward” or whoever you ship.