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Single Attribute and Multiple Attribute Pricing Tables

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When you create an attribute pricing table, you use the Type field to specify that it is a single-attribute or a multiple-attribute table:

Single Attribute. The user selects a single attribute value to trigger a price adjustment. Use this type if the product has only one attribute that affects pricing, such as its size.
Multiple Attribute. The user selects a unique combination of attribute values to trigger a price adjustment. Each row in the adjustment items list must specify the multiple attributes needed to trigger the price adjustment. Use this type if the product has several attributes that affect pricing, such as its size and its color.

If you are using a single-attribute table, you do not have to make any more decisions about table design, and you can go directly to The Process of Creating Attribute Pricing Tables.

If you are using a multiple-attribute table, before creating the table, read Decisions About Design of Multiple Attribute Pricing Tables.

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