Calculation of body mass index. To determine your BMI, find the value for your height on the left ...

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Calculation of body mass index. To determine your BMI, find the value for your height on the left and follow this line to the right until it intersects with the value for your weight on the bottom axis. The area in the graph where the two points intersect is your BMI.

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