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[Katie Pieczynski]

Hello,
I am trying to create a price level call “Company Cost” and I want it to equal our current cost for items.
I am struggling to figure this out.
I am trying to use the price list utility and I selected % markup of current cost and kept it at zero but nothing happened.  I then tried to do it at 100% but nothing happened.  Am I looking at this completely wrong?  Is there a way to do it?
Thank you,

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Katie Pieczynski
Accounts Receivable Manager
DANSR
Champaign IL
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[Charles Allen]

If you use the option % Margin – Current Cost and enter 100%, you’ll get the cost as the price. So, a current cost of $25 would be a price of $25. If you use the option % Markup – Current Cost and enter 100%, you’ll get 200% of the cost. Thus, a $25 cost would be $50.

Make sure you have a current cost, of course, and make sure the sales transaction is using the price level set up in the price list.

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Charles Allen
Senior Managing Consultant
BKD Technologies
Houston, TX
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[Katie Pieczynski]

Hi Richard,
I tried the % of Margin as well.  For some reason it will not add it to anything no matter what percent I put in.
The only way I can add a price list is if I use % of list price.  So I am wondering if there is a hidden set up that says we cannot use anything but % of list price?

For example when I go through the wizard and I get to the Preview the records to be added screen.  There is nothing there whether I use 5% or 100%………

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Katie Pieczynski
Accounts Receivable Manager
DANSR
Champaign IL
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[Katie Pieczynski]

So if we already have a price list with % of list price can we not also do one for the same item for% of margin?

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Katie Pieczynski
Accounts Receivable Manager
DANSR
Champaign IL
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