5 C.F.R. § 591.209
What is a price index?
(a) The price index is the COLA area price divided by the DC area price and multiplied by 100.
(b) Example:
Computation:
(c) In the case of the final index, OPM rounds the index to two decimal places.
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(a) The price index is the COLA area price divided by the DC area price and multiplied by 100.
(b) Example:
Computation:
(c) In the case of the final index, OPM rounds the index to two decimal places.