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  • Hannah,
    Thank you for the reply above. However I think there is some confusion here.

    There is currently a difference in how WooCommerce treats a coupon and a regular sale/discount.

    Say we have a $100 item.

    If you have a 10% off coupon for this item, in the order export data you will see that the Order Total = $100, Order Subtotal = $90, and Order Discount = $10

    However, if I have the same item on sale for 10% off you will get the following in the report.
    Order Total = $90, Order Subtotal = $90, Order Discount = $0

    This leads to confusion in the order export data, as it is not correctly showing products on sale as being discounted.

    I believe this is what Manju was referencing above. The financially correct way count this data is to count items on sale as discounted in the same way as a coupon. The linked Stack Overflow article only touches on coupon generation, but does not get into how sales data is treated in order exports.

    Thank you,

    Nick C

    +1 to this. I have the exact same problem.

    nicholascoughlin

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    Ben,

    Thank you so much for this amazing plugin.
    I also am experiencing this warning issue. Any chance this snippet from surml will get rolled in soon?

    Or short of that, is attachment-modal.php a file in the plugin? I can add this function to the plugin files but then it will just get overwritten the next time the plugin gets updated…

    Thank you,

    Nick

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