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I have a few different regions and a different market factor for each of them.

 

Lets say:

 

Europe = 0.75 of the base price list  

 

South America = 0.50 of the base price list.

 

So, I could have a different price list for each region, but this would not affect block pricing. 

 

First question, does anybody see a solution for this block price scenario?

 

The next thing I thought was to use a price rule, that based on the quote region would insert a different regular price (block price is already taken into consideration here). The problem (and question) here is, can/if I use the same field (regular price) as my source and my targeted field? Is this going to create a loop?

 

I am open to other ideas as well. Have any of you implemented something like this before? I imagine Salesforce CPQ addresses this kind of scenario.

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Hello Akash.  My last project used Block on many different products, with the Block Not set to Quantity but another variable.  To calculate discounts, I also tried using a Price Rule to target Special and Regular, but I personally couldn't get it work. Like nothing happened after quad checking the formulas.  I do not know your speific business case, but for me I got away with this using Distributor as a target field, as the client did not have Distributors, and that field otherwise wasn't being used.

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