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  • #9342

    khultquist

    I have 450 items where I need to add a new quantity break for item pricing. For example, right now Item ABCD has only a price for qty >= 0, but I need a price for qty >= 100.

    I can manually add the quantity break and then import the price for each, but like I said I have 450 items, I don’t want to manually add quantity breaks all Christmas break… maybe if I had some elves to help me…

    Is there any way to import/add/script this process? I looked through the ‘Records Browser’ and I can’t find a way to do it through script.
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  • #9343

    Irma Scavello

    Hi,

    I believe our CSV import allows you to accomplish this.

    Please visit SuiteAnswers (or click on help link at top of any page) and review the topic: Importing Pricing Data for Items.

  • #9344

    khultquist

    RE: Add New Quantity Break For Item Pricing

    Hi Irma – thanks for your response, but unless I am missing something the import process does not allow you to add a new quantity break, and I don’t see anything in the help file about it. Can you confirm this is possible?

    Here’s a test CSV that I imported

    Item,Price,Qty

    ABCD,1.50,0

    ABCD,0.75,100

    The first line imported, but the second line returns this error

    Error,Item,Price,Qty

    Please enter missing quantity level(s),ABCD,0.75,100

    I also tried it this way

    Item,Price1,Qty1,Price2,Qty2

    ABCD,1.50,0,0.75,100

    And got this error

    Error,Item,Price1,Qty1,Price2,Qty2

    Please enter missing quantity level(s),ABCD,1.5,0,0.75,100

  • #9345

    khultquist

    OK I figured this out, I was importing the new qty break with a USD currency. But our global NetSuite account (OneWorld) was setup in Pesos, so when you add a new qty break it has to be in the global currency.

    So I have to set a fictitious price in Pesos with the new qty break, then add the USD prices, then remove the fictitious Pesos prices.

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