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This feature allows a price or the published cost to be increased or decreased based on a percentage of itself, or another price or the published cost. For example, you can make Price Level1 10% less than list price.
Examples
Make Price Level1 10% less than the List Price
If the List Price is $100.15, Price Level1 would become $90.14. 10% less than the List Price is 90% of the List Price. (100% - 10% = 90%)
90% is the percentage you would enter: $100.15 x 90% = $90.14
Make Price Level1 10% more than the List Price
If the List Price is $100.15, Price Level1 would become $110.17. 10% more than the List Price is 110% of the List Price. (100% + 10% = 110%)
110% is the percentage you would enter: $100.15 x 110% = 110.17
Increase the List Price by 12.5%
If the List Price is $99.15, the List Price would become $115.54. 12.5% more than the current List Price would be 112.5% of the List Price. (100% + 12.5% = 112.5%)
112.5% is the percentage you would enter: $99.15 x 112.5% = $115.54
Decrease the List Price by 12.5%
If the List Price is $99.15, the List Price would become $86.76. 12.5% less than the current List Price would be 87.5% of the List Price. (100% - 12.5% = 87.5%)
87.5% is the percentage you would enter: $99.15 x 87.5% = $86.76