The prices are subclassified to SP1, SP2 and PP. The sales price 1 is the list price of an article. The sales price 2 can be a differing sales price that’s valid for a special customer group for example.

The following functions are additionally provided in the ribbon bar:

 

Calc prices	With the button “Calc prices” price matrices can be calculated automatically from part lists.
	With this button the axle legends of X and Y can be exchanged.
	Adds a new column.
	Deletes the selected column/s
	Adds a new row
	Deletes the selected row
Price type	Piece The price is valid for piece X The price is valid per length unit X*Y The price is valid per flat unit X*Y*Z The price is valid per volume unit
PP / SP	Determines the relation between purchase price and sales price. EUR/EUR Both prices are entered in EUR. EUR% The purchase price is entered in EUR and the sales price is calculated with the stored percentage rate (surcharge / rebate) %/EUR The sales price is entered in EUR and the purchase price is calculated with the stored percentage rate (surcharge / rebate) Time: Min/EUR In the purchase price the hourly rate is stored in EUR. In the sales price the time unit is stored. Example: To calculate with an hourly rate of 50 EUR, that is invoiced for each started quarter, the purchase price is filled with 50 and the sales price is filled with 15 (means minutes)
Scale	empty The price is a unit price Piece The scale price is read for each piece. Total The scale price is read after the total quantity / length / flat was calculated. X*Y The scale price is read for each single flat X/Y The prices are detected from the price matrix by height and width of the article.
Amount	Unit price The stored price is valid for each piece. Flat price The stored price refers to the unti of the article. Total price The stored price relates to the total price of the article.

The prices are filled into simple input fields for single prices, in a single-line table for scale prices and in multi-line tables for price matrices.

 

Simple price view

 

View of a two-dimensional price matrix

 

To fill the axis labeling of a price matrix, the values ​​can be entered manually or by entering the following small formula in the first cell: 100/10/300 (stands for first value / steps / last value). The prices of the matrix can also be filled automatically using the button . An overview of the available functions can be found in the following chapter. Prices for dimensions that are not technically possible are entered with -1, which results in a corresponding error / notice message during the calculation.

 

Additional possible values ​​for the price calculation:

 

Price per unit	Simple input field + Selection list	Specification of the unit for the price calculation. The content of the selection list is determined in the program settings.
SP is Gross	Checkbox	The sales price is gross, means including VAT.
no rebate	Checkbox	If this checkbox is ticked, no special price will be charged for the item if the item would be discounted, for example, due to a product group and a corresponding product group special price.
Weight []	Simple input field	Weight of an article unit. Unit is determined in the program settings.
Conversion	Simple input field	Offers the option of converting the stored price using percentage or absolute surcharges or discounts. Eg entering 10% adds 10% to the stored price.
Min. CM [%]	Simple input field	To define a minimum contribution margin that must be achieved for the article in%.
SP from part list header	Checkbox	The price should be determined from the parts list.
Surcharge in part lists	Checkbox	If enabled, a single item’s surcharge will be calculated even it is not sold directly but is used in a part list.
Waste [%]	Simple input field	Information about any waste incurred for length items for consideration when posting the stock.
Rounding to	Simple input field	Rounds the price to the value set here. For example, entering 0.1 rounds to a full 10 cents.
Min. PC price	Simple input field	Enter a minimum price that is to be calculated for the article, e.g. if a price per square meter is stored and the full price for 1 square meter is to be calculated for sizes below one square meter. Entry of an absolute amount or a formula (from the ingenious parts list language). Example formula: tab (jum.m) (10: 3; 2) = Up to and including 10 pieces, the minimum unit price is 3, for a larger item quantity the minimum unit price is 2.
Surcharge %	Simple input field	Percentage surcharge on the item for separate identification on a project document
Surcharge group	Selection list	Selection of the surcharge group under which the item’s surcharge is to be displayed
Dimensionname	Simple input field	Enter the dimension description, e.g. length