For the quantities less than 10, use 'discount by percent' (50%) and 'break by quantity' (1 item).

I believe this will discount 1-9 items by 50% and then 10+ will be discounted by $50

My expertise here is somewhat limited, but I believe you can double up a lot of those codes across the same subsets of data.

then do I need to do an amount per qty.

qty 1 discount amount 5

qty 2 discount amount 10 

qty 3 discount amount 15

..

Qty 10 discount amount 50 to 99

I have multiple items with different pricing,  Can I create one sequence for Amount , then another for Percent for the same Item CLass, Customer Class combo?

If I am understanding correctly, in an order of 12 items, you want to discount the first 10 by 50%. In other words, for any quantity greater than 10, you want to discount it by a fixed amount of $50.

If this is correct, you could configure a discount code to ‘discount by amount’ and ‘break by quantity’. Set the break quantity to 10 and the amount to $50.

Hi, Acumatica is calculating based upon the rule; but this is not what we need.

We would like to have the discount to be $50 we order 11 , 12 or more.  Acumatica is calculating zero.  I can jump on a Teams if you like.  phillipm@dsdinc.com.  

Maybe we’re missing each other on terms here, but what I hear you saying is that you’d like quantities of 10 or less to be reduced by 50% regular price - (regular price * 0.5)], but quantities greater than 10 to pay full price.

What I also hear you saying is that the on quantities greater than 10, Acumatica is calculating a 0% discount. A 0% discount cregular price - (regular price * 0.0)] IS full price.

My confusion is that it sounds like it is doing exactly what you want. I think either I’m confused what you’re wanting, or you’re confused by Acumatica’s terms 

Acumatica is calculating a zero discount.

This sounds like what you’re after. What am I missing?