Jeez, this is where I'm actually toward learning rather than explaining. However, since nobody answered, my guess is the answer is no, as the formula for calculating DOF in the small distances range has a dependance on the subject to nodal point distance which is not linear, and however can't be approximated as usually it is at great distances. That is, you can't simply move the decimal point about one position, or divide everything by (say) 2, and get numbers which are still meaningful. That said in the macrophotography realm, I repeat, not at "normal" photographical distances. Please someone correct me if I misinterpreted the formula.
However, you may not want to rely on those charts anyway, expecially in macrophotography. After all, the choosen "circle of confusion" on which these charts are based is never specified (or at least I've never seen one which reported it). I think it's better to rely on what you see on the ground glass, and mostly stop down as much as you can.