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Cal Volume height for each product and then sum 28 Jan 2016 15:47 #1
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Hi There,
I reply to a solved post about this, but I don't know if you get it. I have manaaged to use you info to solve part of my problem here: [url=http://http://open-tools.net/forum/shipping-by-rules-plugin/5000-solved-shipping-cost-of-total-weigth-fix-per-kg.html]open-tools.net/forum/shipping-by-rules-p...igth-fix-per-kg.html[/url] But i need to go further: If I have 2 products, I need to reach VolWeight of each product and then sum them... Is it possible? How can do it? By the way I can only get VolWeight to work with the following only with Total: Variable=VolWeight; Value = TotalLength*TotalWidth*TotalHeight*250 not with the one you mentioned: Variable=VolWeight; Value = Length*Width*Height*250 If I use this one, I get: Evaluation yields unknown value while evaluating rule part 'Length'. It is possible to check VolWeight for each product? Thanks! |
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Dear Musqsim,
If I understand you right, all you want to do is calculate the volumetric weight of the total order, i.e. the total volume of all products multiplied by a factor 250. You don't need the actual volumetric weight of each product. If this is the case, the volumetric weight can be easier calculated using the Volume variable: Variable=VolWeight; Value=250*Volume Is this what you have in mind? Best regards, Reinhold |