.....but, nicely pedantic. And correct, too!
The answer is to create a table showing the ratios of all your gear (sprocket) sets.
1) List each of your drive sprockets in Excel and place them alongside each and every driven sprocket, e.g.:
12 74 12 75 12 76 . . 13 74 13 75 13 76 . . etc.
2) Get Excel to calculate the ratios to a couple of places of decimals in the third column
3) Get Excel to 'sort' all three columns in the order of 'Ratio'
You'll now have a printable list of every possible ratio in your tool kit, in sequence so you'll be able to see if (for example) 13:82 is higher of lower than 12:75 It'll also show you the large 'holes' in your gear ratio options.
Ian
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