Always use a \'.\' as decimal point in deduction and pricerange.
Enter amounts in the same currency as you would when creating/editing a product.
In the Deduction fields, you can enter an amount or a percentage to deduct,
or a replacement price. (eg. deduct $5.00 from all prices, deduct 10% from
all prices or change all prices to $25.00)
Entering a price range narrows down the product range that will be affected. (eg.
products from $50.00 to $150.00)
You must choose the action to take if a product is a special and is subject to this sale:
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Ignore Specials Price - Apply to Product Price and Replace Special
The salededuction will be applied to the regular price of the product.
(eg. Regular price $10.00, Specials price is $9.50, SaleCondition is 10%.
The product\'s final price will show $9.00 on sale. The Specials price is ignored.)
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Ignore SaleCondition - No Sale Applied When Special Exists
The salededuction will not be applied to Specials. The Specials price will show just like
when there is no sale defined. (eg. Regular price $10.00, Specials price is $9.50,
SaleCondition is 10%. The product\'s final price will show $9.50 on sale.
The SalesCondition is ignored.)
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Apply SaleDeduction to Specials Price - Otherwise Apply to Price
The salededuction will be applied to the Specials price. A compounded price will show.
(eg. Regular price $10.00, Specials price is $9.50, SaleCondition is 10%. The product\'s
final price will show $8.55. An additional 10% off the Specials price.)
Leaving the start date empty will start the sale immediately.
Leave the end date empty if you do not want the sale to expire.
Checking a category automatically includes the sub-categories.
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