The purpose of this research was to determine the effect of the ratio of tapioca flour, glutinous flour and purple sweet potato flour to the physicochemical properties of dodol with chemical quality (moisture content, total anthocyanin, and reduction sugar) and physical quality of the color (L value and oHue value). This study used Randomized Block Design (RBD) consisting of 6 treatments T1= Tapioca Flour 80%: Glutinous Flour 10%: Purple Sweet Potato Flour 10%, T2= Tapioca Flour 70%: Glutinous Flour 15%: Purple Sweet Potato Flour 15%, T3= Tapioca Flour 60%: Glutinous Flour 20%: Purple Sweet Potato Flour 20%, T4=Tapioca Flour 50%: Glutinous Flour 25%: Purple Sweet Potato Flour 25%, T5= Tapioca Flour 40%: Glutinous Flour 30%: Purple Sweet Potato Flour 30%, T6= Tapioca Flour 30%: Glutinous Flour 35%: Purple Sweet Potato Flour  35% with 3 times repetitions. The data of the research were analyzed using the diversity analysis at 5% level using Co-stat software and tested continued using the test of Honest Real Difference (HRD) if there was real difference. The results showed that the ratio of tapioca flour, glutinous flour and purple sweet potato flour gave a significantly different effect on chemical quality (moisture content, total anthocyanin, and reduction sugar), and physical quality of the color (oHue value) but gave no significant effect on physical quality of the color (L value). The result showed that the ratio of tapioca flour 30%: glutinous flour 35%: purple sweet potato flour  35% was the best treatment with moisture contect of 24.21%, total anthocyanin 8.48 mg/100g, reducing sugar 7.83%, L value of 23.85 and oHue value 360.14   Keywords: dodol, glutinous flour, tapioca flour, purple sweet potato flour