Available in Sage 50 Premium Accounting and higher.
            Calculate Price Levels
            How Do I...
            
            Sage 50 
 allows you to set up pricing level calculations for every inventory item 
 you enter. The calculations you set up act as templates or models and 
 should contain commonly used pricing values. Creating price level calculations 
 saves you time and effort. Instead of having to manually enter different 
 sales prices, you can use a base price and a calculation to adjust the 
 prices as needed.
            To Calculate Specific Price Levels for a Single Item
            
                - From the Maintain 
 menu, select            Inventory Items. 
 Sage 50 displays the Maintain Inventory Items window.
- Enter or select the item ID you want to change 
 sales prices. To display a list of existing items, type ? 
 in this field, or select the Lookup button.
- Select the arrow button next to the item's price. 
 
                     
                
                Sage 50 displays the Multiple 
 Pricing Levels window. Initially, the price calculation is set to 
 “No Calculation.”
                - Click the Edit 
 button next to the price level you want to change for the item.
                     
                
                - Sage 50 displays the Calculate 
 Price Levels window. In this window, you can set up a calculation 
 for a specific price level. You can set up a calculation based on Current 
 Cost,             
 or the first price level (Price Level 1). The calculation can be increased 
 or decreased by an             
 or a             
 of the base price. In addition, you can round the price to either a specific 
 cent or the next dollar amount.
- Select the OK 
 button to accept the new price levels, or select the            Cancel 
 button to reset the prices to the beginning levels. Remember to save your 
 changes.
                Tip: On new inventory 
 items, it may be helpful to set up your first pricing level as your base 
 price. That way, when you set up a calculation for another pricing level, 
 you can use the base price as part of your calculation.
             
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