Chapter 5. Inventory
For example, if an item's cost is $10.00 and you want to markup from cost,
enter 10.00 in List/Base. Then enter the percentage to markup in Price
Adj 1-9:
G.M.% Selling Price Calculation
Price Adj 1 33.34 PL 1 15.00 15.00 - 10.00
15.00
Price Adj 2 25.93 PL 2 13.50 13.50 - 10.00
13.50
Price Adj 3 16.67 PL 3 12.00 12.00 - 10.00
12.00
etc.
If you want to markdown from a list price (retail), use negative price
adjustments.
) NOTE: Because of the use of Price Adj 6-9 for quantity breaks on price basis, 10, 11, 12, and 13,
you cannot use price levels 6-9 for any customers if you are using price basis 10-13.
10= Percentage Markup/Markdown with Quantity Breaks
Use this method if you wish to mark up or down from List/Base using a
percentage (same as price basis 0) but also give quantity breaks. For
example, if a customer buys in quantities of 1-24 of a certain item, they
get price level 1. But if they buy 25-99, the price is figured on price level
2. If they buy 100-499, the price goes to price level 3. The percentages for
markup or markdown are kept in Price Adj 1-5 (same as price basis 0) and
the quantity breaks are kept in Price Adj 6-9.
Price Adj 1 100 Markup 100%
Price Adj 2 90 Markup 90%
Price Adj 3 80 Markup 80%
Price Adj 4 70 Markup 70%
Price Adj 5 60 Markup 60%
Price Adj 6 25 Qty required for price level 2
Price Adj 7 100 Qty required for price level 3
Price Adj 8 500 Qty required for price level 4
Price Adj 9 1000 Qty required for price level 5
11= Dollar Markup/Markdown with Quantity Breaks
Same as price basis 1 (dollar markup/markdown) but also gives quantity
breaks as described above for price basis 10.
12= Actual Prices with Quantity Breaks
Same as price basis 2 (actual prices) but also gives quantity breaks as
described above for price basis 10.
13= Gross Margin Percentage Markup/Markdown with Quantity
Breaks
Same as price basis 3 (gross margin percentage markup/ markdown) but
also gives quantity breaks as described above for price basis 10.
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