• Resolved dnlslv

    (@dnlslv)


    Hello,

    I’m creating a feed in order to send a CSV file to Worten Marketplace, and they require that the CSV files contain 2 specific tags, one for the price for our own country and another for the price to sell to another country, Portugal and Spain respectively.
    The prices for Spain are 10% more expensive.

    How do I make it so that the custom attribute price[channel=WRT_ES_ONLINE}, while using the same Price value, be 10% more expensive than the one on price[channel=WRT_PT_ONLINE}?

    Please see attached screenshot of feed mapping.

    Thank you.

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  • Hi,

    Thanks for using our plugin and reaching out to us.

    Our plugin does have the possibility to multiply numeric fields, such as prices. So you could create a multiply rule, multiplying the price with 1.1 to make the original price increase with 10%

    What however isn’t possible, which is what you require, is multiplying it and make the outcome move to another attribute. That unfortunately isn’t possible.

    Thread Starter dnlslv

    (@dnlslv)

    Thank you for the quick reply.

    Is there no workaround for this problem? Thank you.

    Unfortunately not. The only thing you can do is create an extra WooCommerce attribute that hold your 1.1xprice values and use that attribute in the field mapping. It would require you to fill that in for every products so it is a time-consuming solution unfortunately.

    Assuming the issue at hand has been resolved and/or our support is no longer required we will close this topic for housekeeping reasons now.

    Do not hesitate to contact us whenever you need our help again.

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