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About Attribute-Based Pricing Tables
Pricing Administrators define attribute-based pricing by setting up pricing adjustment tables.
Each row in the table specifies a product attribute (or a combination of attributes) and the price adjustment for that attribute. These rows are called adjustment items.
To apply these adjustments to a product, you associate the attribute pricing table with the product in a price list line item.
An attribute pricing table is based on data in one class, so an attribute pricing table can only be applied to a product or products within that class. Depending on your approach to pricing, you may be able to use the same attribute pricing table for all products within a class, or you may have to create attribute pricing tables used for individual products.
CAUTION: Attribute-based pricing can only use Attribute values that have been defined as discrete elements in a List of Values (LOV). It cannot use attributes that have been defined with a Range of Values.
NOTE: This chapter assumes that you have general background knowledge about attribute-based customizable products, classes and attribute values. For more information about customizable products, see Product Administration Guide.
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Pricing Administration Guide Published: 18 April 2003 |