I have a current pricing system that has stages of discounts.
=ifs('Square foot Calc'!$B$20>15000,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20*0.15,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20>10000,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20*0.1,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20>6000,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20*0.05,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20<6000,0)
The issue i am finding is that the steps cause an issue with adding on to the project and it goes from one tier to the next (eg. a project comes to $5800 and gets no discount, the customer adds something small and now it is $6050 but with the discount, it is $5747.50), it is actually cheaper for the customer.
I'd like to see if there is a way to make it a soft scale to discount 0% at $6000 and under and capping at 15% at $15,000 and up
TIA
Brandon
=ifs('Square foot Calc'!$B$20>15000,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20*0.15,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20>10000,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20*0.1,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20>6000,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20*0.05,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20<6000,0)
The issue i am finding is that the steps cause an issue with adding on to the project and it goes from one tier to the next (eg. a project comes to $5800 and gets no discount, the customer adds something small and now it is $6050 but with the discount, it is $5747.50), it is actually cheaper for the customer.
I'd like to see if there is a way to make it a soft scale to discount 0% at $6000 and under and capping at 15% at $15,000 and up
TIA
Brandon