For each price combination you want to use, you should specify what kind of adjustment you want to create. Three different types are available:

Use this type of adjustment to adjust the item price with an absolute amount–either an increase or a reduction–stated in the system's default currency. The amount itself is entered in the field.

If necessary, price adjustments of the type can also be defined in other currencies by clicking . If no such currency-specific price adjustment exists, the system will calculate the price adjustment based on the default currency amount and the current exchange rate.

Percentage-based price adjustments will adjust the item price with the percentage specified in the field.

For calculated price adjustments, the field is not used and will always show the value zero. Instead, the price adjustment is calculated by a formula that is specified by clicking .

For each kind of price adjustment, a price/discount setup can be defined by clicking –but this works differently depending on the type of price adjustment you have selected.

For price adjustments of the and types, the price/discount setup defines a rule (a logical expression) that specifies when each specific price combination will be active. For price adjustments of the type, the price/discount setup is a mathematical expression that calculates the actual price adjustment–stated in the system's default currency.

Regardless of the type of price adjustment, the adjustment you specify will be used to modify the configured item's standard sales price, as defined in a trade agreement or in the field in the field group on the tab of the form.