How to have Pricing based on Multiple Variables?

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  • Basically you can create and define Attributes for products,
    and than create variations using those attributes.

    But if you need some more/complicated calculations depending on user input, than you have to look for plugins such as Product Add-Ons, Gravity-Forms Product Addons, etc…

    Thread Starter affiliateTT

    (@affiliatett)

    Thanks MahusH but I’m new to woocommerce so not sure which product add-ons are you referring? Can you elaborate?

    In fact, I find it is such a pain to enter all the different variables for the same product. If I’ve many products with 3 or 4 different variables then it could be quite tedious, right? Or maybe I’ve missed out something I didn’t know. I’m hoping there is a better way to do it!

    Pls advise if there is. Thank you.

    Sorry, I’m not that much experienced on variations nor extensions; but I tried to advise the most common ones from The Woo’s site.

    I named them as they are listed in the extensions page, but to be more definitive:
    Product Add-ons
    https://www.woothemes.com/products/product-add-ons/

    Gravity Forms Add-ons
    https://www.woothemes.com/products/gravity-forms-add-ons/

    These are the ones I can see as to be related to your request.

    Btw, if you need functionality more than the default WooCommerce features, you can try to ask for the Woo’s help before buying any extensions. I hope they can help.

    Thread Starter affiliateTT

    (@affiliatett)

    Many thanks MahusH. I will go through the links and try.

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