I need to setup a discount for every item in the rms. Let just say im selling cups that are all different ounces. If a customer buys two or more cups then every other cup will be a dollar off. What do you think will be the best way to set this up?
Thank You for your time
from store operations 2.0 help file on this subject: Mix and Match: Unit price
Pricing schedule: In the Quantity column, enter the quantity the customer must buy in order to receive one of the prices in the other columns. In the Reg. Price column, enter the extended price for that quantity (the discounted price times the number of items). In the Level A, B, and C columns, enter the extended prices for that quantity when a price level is set on the transaction.
Discount odd items: If selected, odd items are charged at the discounted price. For example, assume the regular price of a candy bar is $1.40. Now, assume you have set the extended regular price for 3 candy bars at $3.75 ($1.25 per bar) and the extended regular price for 6 candy bars at $3.45 ($1.15 per bar). If the Discount odd items check box is not selected and the customer buys 4 candy bars, the customer would pay $3.75 for the first 3 candy bars and $1.40 for the 4th one, for a total of $5.15. If the Discount odd items check box is selected, the customer would pay $1.25 for each of the
4 candy bars, for a total of $5.00."Dan" wrote:
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