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    Trying to add tiered pricing to a CSV

    Hi all,

    Really scratching my head at this, im not a very advanced Excel user to please excuse my likely poor and confusing issue!

    Im trying to add tiered pricing to an export of about 3000 products from a website, for example item A is £10, for 2 x item A its 5% off, for 5 x item A its 10% off ect.

    The format i need to use is on multiple rows, i have found and run a Macro to enter all blank rows that i need, i now just need to populate the fields.

    The problem im having is that i cant find a way to run a simple formula (remove a certain %) for each product at the same time, i can only do 1 product then copy / paste and charge the formula to see the new price field

    My spreadsheet currently looks like: current.xlsx

    I need it to be populated with a set % for each product, like this: required.xlsx

    Any help is really appreciated on this, at a complete loss.

    Cheers

    Steve

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    Re: Trying to add tiered pricing to a CSV

    Hi and welcome to the forum.

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    Re: Trying to add tiered pricing to a CSV

    Hi Richard, thanks for the rapid reply!

    Can i quickly copy the formula it works for all 3000 SKU's?

    Thanks
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    Re: Trying to add tiered pricing to a CSV

    Hi Steve,

    If the same Qty/Price relationship is the same for each SKU then Yes. But I suspect it's not. In which case you would need to add a helper column to your data and concatenate the SKU Code with each Qty. Then create a lookup table which contains The concatenated code and the price.
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    Re: Trying to add tiered pricing to a CSV

    Hi Steve

    are you sure your using %??
    in your example you are using actual
    0.89 to 0.84 = 0.05
    0.05 does not equal 5% off 0.89
    5% off = 0.8455 which is closer to 0.85
    10% off = 0.801 and not 0.79
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    Re: Trying to add tiered pricing to a CSV

    Hi Richard,

    The price of every SKU is different (each SKU price is in the price column) however the rate of discount % will remain the same for each SKU

    Hi Humdingaling,

    Sorry for the confusion, in my example the rates of discount i was using were different (i think 5/8/12/15%) its just different while i was playing around with a few things, i dont yet have the final % that needs to be used so hoping this can be changed easily at a later date

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    Re: Trying to add tiered pricing to a CSV

    see attached my solution

    you can change your % discounting per tier based on table on right hand side

    the caveat is the two formulas at the start in yellow
    they are just truncated to have less choose options

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    choose is to take the price of the current product..if you take out the choose/match formula by itself you will see it actually does

    vlookup then looks up the tier discounting
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    Re: Trying to add tiered pricing to a CSV

    Hi,

    Try the attached
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    Re: Trying to add tiered pricing to a CSV

    Thanks both, both solutions work perfectly!

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