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sales price based on the total Sales order quantity

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Hi,
We have a scenario where we want to select sale price on SO line based on the total order quantity .
 
We have sales trade agreements in system, but for some customers we want this sale price should select price bracket based on the /Total Sales order Qty/ . In the example , you can see total SO quantity is 150 which means for both item system should consider price bracket which covers 150 quantity.
Is there any way to acheive this in D365 F&O ?
      
 ItemFrom QtyTo QtyPrice 
 Product A0.00100.00100 $ 
 Product A101.00150.0090   $ 
 Product A160.00 70   $ 
 Product B0.00100.00200 $ 
 Product B101.00200.00180 $ 
 Product B201.00 150 $ 
      
 Sales Order    
 ItemQtyPrice  
 Product A70.0090.00  
 Product B80.00180.00  
      
 
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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    238,769 Most Valuable Professional on at
    Trade agreements have From and To fields for this purpose.
  • CU13050204-0 Profile Picture
    4 on at
    Consider using price activation dates on the price discounts or trade agreements to manage price changes over time.
    You can test your setup by creating a test sales order and verifying the applied price based on the total order quantity.
  • CU13050204-0 Profile Picture
    4 on at
    By implementing one of these methods, you can achieve your desired behavior where the sales price on a SO line is automatically selected based on the total order quantity in D365 F&O.
     
  • CU27060428-0 Profile Picture
    2 on at
    Thank you so much. This was exactly what I was looking for. I had a range of the number of products sold in a year and I had to calculate a list of how many items of said product were sold in which year. SUMIF was not enough but SUMIFS did the trick

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