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Hi all


I would really appreciate some support to come up with the correct formula for the columns in the screenshot below.


I want the price in the standard pricing column to auto-populate when a selection has been made in the payment options column.


For example, suppose I select 10 instalments in the payment options column. In that case, I want the standard pricing column to automatically associate $150 with this option and then automatically add the $150 to the standard pricing column.


The same, for example, with the option paid in full, should automatically add $1500 in the standard pricing column.


Your support with this is highly appreciated.


Thank you

Assuming that the total is always 1500, your formula would be pretty simple using SWITCH() and some math. Convert your {Standard Pricing} column into a formula using:


1500 / SWITCH(

  {** Payment Options},

  '10-installments', 10,

  '3-installments', 3,

  'Paid in full', 1

)

^ in plain English, the formula is saying “if Payment Option is 10-installments divide 1500 by 10, if its 3-installments divide by 3, if its paid in full divide by 1”

Assuming that the total is always 1500, your formula would be pretty simple using SWITCH() and some math. Convert your {Standard Pricing} column into a formula using:


1500 / SWITCH(

  {** Payment Options},

  '10-installments', 10,

  '3-installments', 3,

  'Paid in full', 1

)

^ in plain English, the formula is saying “if Payment Option is 10-installments divide 1500 by 10, if its 3-installments divide by 3, if its paid in full divide by 1”


This is great, Kamille.


You mentioned a good point about the pricing being the same or different.



  • The cost associated with “10-instalments” is $155 per instalment. This means that 10 instalments will cost $1 550 in total.

  • The cost associated with “3-instalments” is $510 per instalment. This means that 3 instalments will cost $1 530 in total.

  • The cost associated with “Paid in Full” is $1 500 once off.


I want to add n/a (not applicable) to my Payment Options column, which should be associated with $0. Is this possible?


I really appreciate your assistance.


Thanks

This is great, Kamille.


You mentioned a good point about the pricing being the same or different.



  • The cost associated with “10-instalments” is $155 per instalment. This means that 10 instalments will cost $1 550 in total.

  • The cost associated with “3-instalments” is $510 per instalment. This means that 3 instalments will cost $1 530 in total.

  • The cost associated with “Paid in Full” is $1 500 once off.


I want to add n/a (not applicable) to my Payment Options column, which should be associated with $0. Is this possible?


I really appreciate your assistance.


Thanks


The the formula is even simpler.


SWITCH(

  {** Payment Options},

  '10-installments', 155,

  '3-installments', 510,

  'Paid in full', 1500,

  'n/a', 0

)

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