Automatically calculate variation prices
Each attribute used for a variation has a value, so does the base product. When creating all variations, its them a manual task to calculate with a calculator the variation price then add to the sale price.
It would be far easier if an attribute differential price could be set, then this used to calculate the variation price with link all variations. It is currently a maintenance nightmare. This method could also be used to easily update prices, if for example only one element of the price changes such a the price of one attribute.
Len W
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Groupbuy Nigeria
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I am having the same issue, please woocommerce do something about this as this is very very tedious adding price to 100+ variation manually.
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Anonymous
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I agree and was going to post this very idea myself!
Some of my products have so many possible combinations that it can take hours upon hours to get all the prices set! I think it would be fantastic if each variation could have a price that is automatically added to a base price without all the fuss of manually entering it. -
Matt Wood
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yeah, I agree. Variation pricing needs a bit more attention. There should be an option to set like a universal price and shipping class for each attribute value. I'm trying to sell prints in 3 different sizes but the prices are all the same per size, it's so tedious filling out the variation data, and the user interface isn't that friendly either.
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Anonymous
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I would love to be able to set a discount percentage on a product level to quickly add or update the sales price of a multi-variation item. It's just very time consuming to go into each variation and change the sales price.
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Dana
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I have the same issue, please help us add pricing for terms of variation and it will all add up to a product total price when this variation and term is selected in all products, it will make maintenance much more easier
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Anonymous
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I used to use Roman Cart, and its real plus was that it has the differential pricing that Len W describes.
Not only is it easier to maintain prices in that way - as there are fewer records per product - it means that the prices are worked out for the data inputter and also the calculation of price for the end user on the site is way quicker.
I've set up a product with variable pricing in Woocommerce. Because of its design constraints the calculation in the product cart takes ages (over a minute in some cases so completely impractical!).
The developers should also have a look at how the data is indexed as I feel this isn't helping things. I have a case where I offer services at various venues. The venue doesn't affect the price (other attributes do) - but it means that every data row has an *any venue * pricing rule which is causing the price calculation to grind to a standstill.
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Paul
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Great idea, I would think that a computer is bettrer at calculating the variations than I am. Enter the price per option "et voilà".
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Anonymous
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I'm building an e-commerce site for a client that sells Truck Tarping Systems. Each system has multiple attributes (size, model, add-ons, etc.) that add to the base price. If I could add a value to each attribute, rather than each variation, it would be MUCH faster! Right now, I have to manually add a price for EVERY variation and it is VERY tedious. Depending on the system, there are can be 100+ variations.
PLEASE, Woocommerce! Allow us to add pricing to attributes, rather than variations!
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Christopher Clark
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I've been looking for a fix to the same problem myself. I'd like to add a price to each of the terms of an attribute. I'm making custom oil paintings, and each size will have its own price. My attribute is "size", and each of the terms are "11x14 inches", "16x20 inches", 18x24 inches", etc. When I add a new product, I add all these attributes as product variations, but then have to manually add the price to each variation. It's a step I could avoid if the attribute terms already had prices set in them.
Plus, then I could update them all globally by changing the price in the original attribute, and it would update every single product. Otherwise, I have to go to each product and manually update the price of each product variation, and it will take days just to do one price update (which would take seconds if I could change it in the attribute window).
I've seen this request several times now, has anyone found a solution for it?