I'd love to see an import/export function in "Woocommerce Table Rate Shipping".
It is very useful for developers. Sometimes, we have to fill hundreds of shipping prices.
With an export/import function, i could easily copy my configuration from a site to another one.

While taking into account the price of a product, make it optional to choose if we're to consider the discounts applied by coupon, or not.

Allow shipping methods to be used by multiple shipping zones.
- So Shipping methods could be set up independent of shipping zones and then allocated/assigned to different zones - this would avoid having duplicates.
So in the case of the UK - Royal Mail postal services could be used by all parts of the UK……
But crucially it would allow 'specialist' courier shipping methods (to be allocated to areas of the UK where not all couriers deliver e.g Highlands & Islands).

When we add a manual order we can't choose between all shipping rate method. We need to see them in the dropdown field.

i have the problem that it's not possible to make table rates based on item counts with decimal values. Our shop sales products in meter not in pieces. Our shipping rates must be calculated with the meter values and so we need the opportunity to enter decimal values. Unfortunately after saving the rates decimal values change to integer.

Add “Volume” in Condition drop-down. Products already have all fields needed to calculate volume

WC has the table rate plugin for shipping multiple products, but it's currently not possible to apply table rates to orders of multiple products alone. Regardless of shipping.

It's going to be a common feature request.

Add WooCommerce Table Rate Shipping compatibility for PayPal Express Gateway

In Safari browsers the fields are big enough for the numbers in them. But on Windows with Chrome, the Min/Max fields are tiny and truncate what I can see. To get the fields usable again, I have to zoom out in the browser to make things really small so they fit. Please cross-browser test and tweak so the numbers are visible in all fields.

The problem I encountered is that i offer free shipping on orders over 60. Now expected behaviour if someone uses a discount code that brings it below 60 for the actual total would be to charge postage!

Sadly not so at the moment as it is basing it off the order sub total not total... with no option to change this behaviour

Update Table Rates through WooCommerce API

/wp-json/wc/v3/shipping/zones/<id>/methods/<id>

With my new TRS extension i have the problem that it's not possible to make table rates based on item counts with decimal values. Our shop sales products in meter not in peaces. Our shipping rates must be calculated with the meter values and so we need the opportunity to enter decimal values. Unfortunately after saving the rates decimal values change to integer.

when adding manually an order with items. It will be more than great the table rate shipping add the weight of the items in the order and fill the right amount of the table rates within the shipping zones

Add the ability to have an And/Or option. So if two shipping class exist in the cart we can Abort and use a different shipping method.

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For every extra kg in excess of 2lb (up to 20lbs), apply an extra charge of $25 per lb

When defining a weight range in a table rate rule it will always be formatted to two decimal places.

When using kilos as a weight unit this can be very limiting since there are a 1000 grams in a kilo.
The workaround for this is to change the weight unit to grams. But this isn't always convenient because this means all product weights must be entered as grams.

By default, Table Rate Shipping selects the lowest rate available for an order. Sometimes, store owners may want to select rates based on a different priority.