There are many fields (like checkboxes and dropdowns) where you can set a fixed value for each item
But you can also use formulas to change the price of each item dynamically, to do se follow these steps:
1.- Select the price type “Formula Per Item”
2.- Define the formula
3.- That’s it now each option will use that formula to calculate its price
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Some fields have special actions called functions, these functions are used to retrieve specific information from a field. You can see the functions of each field by adding a dot after a field in a formula like this:
$Field 1$.
You can use these function anywhere in the formula, for example you could use it in a condition like this:
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You can create conditions using an structure like this
if(comparison)
{
return value
}
or if you prefer you can use a shorter structure like this:
if(comparison)
valueReplace “comparison” with the comparison you want and “value” with the value that need to be used, example:
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Similar to excel a formula is a way for you to create your own calculations to define things like the price of a product or the text that a box is going to have.
