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Change the selling price of all listings by a percentage

Hello,

Is it possible to apply a price change to all my listings upward or downward by a simple percentage (Example +10% or -5%) ?

rs.man

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Posted 3 years ago·Last reply 3 years ago

8 comments

rs.man

OP3 years ago

Hi, just a quick clarification, I wrote "A DOUBLE OPTION" because I know that after a 10% increase I can't go back to the original price with a 10% discount.

Thanks for the explanations and the link, but the link is exactly the calculation I made in my message (Division to get back to the original price) !

rs.man

OP3 years ago

On the other hand, I just saw that if I increase a price by 10%, I can’t go back to the previous price by requesting a 10% decrease!
Example:
100 x 1.10 = 110
110 / 1.10 = 100
Ebay applies:
110 x 0.90 = 99

Too bad, but hey, it’s already pretty handy!
But hey, if a dev wants to make a double option, I’m interested xD

francexpressdeal

·3 years ago

@rs.man

" But hey, if a dev wants to make a double option, I'm all for it xD "

not much chance that a " dev " will pass by on the forum, but you can always report the issue by contacting customer service.

francexpressdeal

·3 years ago

@rs.man

I’m only responding now, but the fact that you can’t get back to the starting price by applying the same rate is normal.

So a " dev " or customer support won’t change anything about that 😉

In your example:

You start at 100. You add 10%, so you end up at 110.

If you want to go back to 100, it’s not 10% that you need to take, since this time you’re starting from 110.

Starting from 110, it’s normal that you end up at 99 if you keep the same 10% rate.

koalagris

·3 years ago

Hello @rs.man

"Example :
100 x 1.10 = 110
110 / 1.10 = 100
Ebay applies :
110 x 0.90 = 99"

Normal since once the price has been increased by 10% the resulting price then becomes the base (100%) :

initial selling price 100€ + 10% = 110€

a 10% discount would then be based on 110€ (and not on 100€, which no longer exists) = 110€-11€ = 99€

kind regards

rs.man

OP3 years ago

Thanks, I thought I’d seen it one day but I no longer knew where!

felin12

·3 years ago

Hello

@rs.man

Welcome back to school😜

To read:

https://www.capte-les-maths.com/pourcentage/les_pourcentages_p10.php#ancre1

kind regards

francexpressdeal

·3 years ago

Hello @rs.man

you can do it by using bulk edit. You choose the "price" criterion and you will have a new window that opens with the option to use a percentage :

To use bulk edit :