shevada123
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This is my first post and would like help with the following:
I have a warranty database that I have to create adjustment claims. There a re two pricing structures depending on the customer type. One customer type is SH and the other is DD.
I need to create an expression within the query that will allow me to add 1.0639 to the SH pricing (SH*1.0639) for all customers = DD.
So, when I pull a DD customer 1.0639 (6%) will be automatically be added to the List Price.
When I pull a SH customer the price will be the regular list price already housed in the database.
What type of statement will I use here. IF, SELECT or what? and if so, what would it be?
I hope this is clear and appreciate any help or feedback that I can get on this.
Thanks
I have a warranty database that I have to create adjustment claims. There a re two pricing structures depending on the customer type. One customer type is SH and the other is DD.
I need to create an expression within the query that will allow me to add 1.0639 to the SH pricing (SH*1.0639) for all customers = DD.
So, when I pull a DD customer 1.0639 (6%) will be automatically be added to the List Price.
When I pull a SH customer the price will be the regular list price already housed in the database.
What type of statement will I use here. IF, SELECT or what? and if so, what would it be?
I hope this is clear and appreciate any help or feedback that I can get on this.
Thanks