In our system, we utilize sales price breaks (1, 10, 14, 28, 42), we are getting rid of an old price break (56). How can we get rid of that price break when updating pricing using the sales price worksheet or another method? Prefer not manually as we have 3,000 SKUs to update for pricing.
Thank you.
Best answer by meganfriesen37
You should be able to put an end/expiration date on all those lines so that they stop being utilized. You may have to do this on the Sales Prices form via an import scenario to do a mass updated, since it’s the largest qty.
+12You should be able to put an end/expiration date on all those lines so that they stop being utilized. You may have to do this on the Sales Prices form via an import scenario to do a mass updated, since it’s the largest qty.
You should be able to put an end/expiration date on all those lines so that they stop being utilized. You may have to do this on the Sales Prices form via an import scenario to do a mass updated, since it’s the largest qty.
Do you have an example of doing this with an import scenario? We’ve been struggling expiring old pricing records; every attempt we make at an import scenario winds up attempting to create new records (and immediately expire them). Sales Prices is a tough screen to do an import scenario on because there’s no unique key in the listing.
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