Thank you for fixing my configurator so that the grouped layers show up. I have another issue I would appreciate your help on:

I am trying to write a formula that adds a set value only when the quantity of the attribute is greater than 0. From your instructions, it looks like I should be able to use “value_is_in_range(from, to, val1)”, but I’m not sure how to reference the variables I want e.g. “Main Invitation: Quantity”. In essence, I want a base cost for an attribute to be added on top of the per-item cost. A formulaic example for the print method attribute would be:

IF({Main Invitatation: Quantity}>0,(50+({Main Invitatation: Quantity}*{simple (Main Invitation: Print method):12})),0)

So if the quantity is 0, the response is 0, otherwise I want the item quantity multiplied by the formula value of the attribute, plus a base cost of x (￡50 in this example). I might not have got the brackets in the right place, and I appreciate this doesn’t work as it would in excel, but hopefully you understand what I’m trying to do.

Thanks again!

The formula is =PMT(15%/12,1*12,100000), where I have interest ot 15%, for min. 12 max. 60 months and loan of 100 000.
Where?PMT(rate, nper, pv) is:
Example?=PMT(4.5%/12,30*12,250000)
The?PMT?function has the following arguments — the first three are always required:
Rate?(Required) The interest rate for the loan. For monthly payments, divide this by 12.
Nper?(Required) The total number of payments for the loan. For monthly payments, multiply this by 12.
Pv?(Required) The present value, or the total amount that a series of future payments is worth now; also known as the principal. In other words, the loan amount.

Let ( n ) be the number of units purchased. The initial cost of one unit is $6.50. For each additional unit, the cost decreases by $0.50. So, the cost for each unit when ( n ) units are purchased is ( 6.50 – (n – 1) \times 0.50 ).

The total cost ( T ) for ( n ) units is the cost per unit times the number of units.

I do not know how to make that work with the calculations for this plugin. If someone could help, I would be so grateful.

All of a sudden (probably with the latest update), all shipping costs are just single values, the formulas are gone and cannot be re-inserted. When adding a formula and saving, it ignores it an only uses the first value (i.e. 3 in my example).

We’ve just checked a number of our websites and all of them have lost their formulas.

What’s happening?

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Is there any way to show installments calculation on product page that won’t affect final price?

I want customers to choose: from 6 months, 12 months, or the full price, with calculations shown on the product page. However, I’d like the original price to remain visible in the shopping cart without any installment adjustments.

I don’t want the calculation to affect the final price in cart, I want to have an original product price visible in cart and receipt.

It allows you to use it standalone or integrated with WooCommerce, therefore, it gives you many options for promotions and offers.

The best, you can make formulas, really complex, it is constantly updated and also, the support is very responsive to help you. 100% recommendable.

I created a video of the issue here