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== Summary ==
 
== Summary ==
 
This article explains how to set up a Shadow File Price Escalation.
 
This article explains how to set up a Shadow File Price Escalation.
 
   
 
   
Shadow File Price Escalations may be useful in lots of situations, for instance if a "Shadow File" only has a {{DataPrompt|Cost Price:}} and no {{DataPrompt|Retail Price:}} the Escalation can Automatically set the Retail Price for you.
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Shadow File Price Escalations may be useful in lots of situations - for instance if a "Shadow File" only has a {{DataPrompt|Cost Price:}} and no {{DataPrompt|Retail Price:}} the Escalation can automatically set the Retail Price for you.
  
 
== More Information ==
 
== More Information ==
To set a Shadow File Price Escalation you need to go to {{Menu|Stock Control|Maintenance Options|Shadow File Maintenance|Price Escalations Maintenance|}}.
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Go to {{Menu|Stock Control|Maintenance Options|Shadow File Maintenance|Price Escalations Maintenance|}}.
  
*At {{DataPrompt|Shadow Supplier:}} enter the two digit Shadow File code that you want to set the Price Escalation for and then press {{KeyPress|Enter}}.
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*At {{DataPrompt|Shadow Supplier:}}, enter the two digit Shadow File code for whom you want to set the Price Escalation and then press {{KeyPress|Enter}}.
*At {{DataPrompt|Calculation:}} enter a number for your Price Escalation then press {{KeyPress|Enter}}.
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*At {{DataPrompt|Calculation:}}, enter a number for your Price Escalation then press {{KeyPress|Enter}}.
  
{{Note|iconsize=small|text=You can set up to One Hundred different Price Escalations for each Shadow File '''"0-99"'''.}}
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{{Note|iconsize=small|text=You can set up to one hundred different Price Escalations for each Shadow Supplier, i.e. '''"0-99"'''.}}
  
 
*At {{DataPrompt|Description:}} enter a brief description of what your Price Escalation is going to do.
 
*At {{DataPrompt|Description:}} enter a brief description of what your Price Escalation is going to do.
  
 
{{Example|iconsize=small|text=Set Retail Price}}
 
{{Example|iconsize=small|text=Set Retail Price}}
*At {{DataPrompt|Destination:}} enter the where the Price Escalation will apply. {{DataValue|S}} is for a Sales or Retail Price, {{DataValue|P}} is for a Purchase Price.
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*At {{DataPrompt|Destination:}}, enter the type of Price Escalation that will apply. {{DataValue|S}} is for a Sales or Retail Price, {{DataValue|P}} is for a Purchase Price.
*At {{DataPrompt|Price Code:}} enter the Price Code you want the Escalation to apply to and the press {{KeyPress|Enter}}, leave this Blank to modify the standard sales price.
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*At {{DataPrompt|Price Code:}}, enter the Price Code you want the Escalation to apply to and then press {{KeyPress|Enter}}. Leave this blank to modify the standard sales price.
*At {{DataPrompt|Decimal Places:}} enter how many decimal places you require from the calculation then press {{KeyPress|Enter}}.
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*At {{DataPrompt|Decimal Places:}}, enter how many decimal places you require from the calculation then press {{KeyPress|Enter}}.
*At {{DataPrompt|Formula:}} enter the calculation for your Price Escalation the press {{KeyPress|Esc}} and then a popup screen will appear choose the {{KeyPress|Accept}} option.
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*At {{DataPrompt|Formula:}}, enter the calculation for your Price Escalation, then press {{KeyPress|Esc}} and {{KeyPress|Accept}}.
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{{Tip|text=If you press {{KeyPress|F11}} while you are at {{DataPrompt|Formula:}} you will see a list of the variables you can use for the price escalation and an example Calculation.}}
 
{{Tip|text=If you press {{KeyPress|F11}} while you are at {{DataPrompt|Formula:}} you will see a list of the variables you can use for the price escalation and an example Calculation.}}
  
{{Note|text=Your price Escalation will be applied when you copy a [[Creating a Stock Item#Summary|Stock Code]] into your main Stock File, or when you re-Sync your Stock and Shadow File.}}  
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{{Note|text=Your Price Escalation will be applied when you copy a [[Creating a Stock Item#Summary|Stock Code]] into your main Stock File, or when you re-Sync your Stock and Shadow File.}}  
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 10:08, 10 May 2010

Summary

This article explains how to set up a Shadow File Price Escalation.

Shadow File Price Escalations may be useful in lots of situations - for instance if a "Shadow File" only has a "Cost Price:" and no "Retail Price:" the Escalation can automatically set the Retail Price for you.

More Information

Go to " Stock Control Maintenance Options Shadow File Maintenance Price Escalations Maintenance".

  • At "Shadow Supplier:", enter the two digit Shadow File code for whom you want to set the Price Escalation and then press <Enter>.
  • At "Calculation:", enter a number for your Price Escalation then press <Enter>.
You can set up to one hundred different Price Escalations for each Shadow Supplier, i.e. "0-99".
  • At "Description:" enter a brief description of what your Price Escalation is going to do.
Set Retail Price
  • At "Destination:", enter the type of Price Escalation that will apply. 'S' is for a Sales or Retail Price, 'P' is for a Purchase Price.
  • At "Price Code:", enter the Price Code you want the Escalation to apply to and then press <Enter>. Leave this blank to modify the standard sales price.
  • At "Decimal Places:", enter how many decimal places you require from the calculation then press <Enter>.
  • At "Formula:", enter the calculation for your Price Escalation, then press <Esc> and <Accept>.
If you press <F11> while you are at "Formula:" you will see a list of the variables you can use for the price escalation and an example Calculation.
Your Price Escalation will be applied when you copy a Stock Code into your main Stock File, or when you re-Sync your Stock and Shadow File.

See also


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