Understand how multiple quotation discounts stack

See how ordered discount rows apply one after another to the remaining amount, so two 10% discounts give 19% rather than 20%.

1. Quotation discounts are entered as an ordered list of rows per item type (Woodwork, Hardware, Services).

2. Discount rows are added per item type — woodwork, hardware and accessories, or services.

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3. Rows apply in the order entered.

4. Each percentage row is computed on the amount remaining after all previous rows AND after SKU-level discounts are first subtracted from the base.

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5. All bases are pre-tax totals.

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6. Absolute rows subtract their fixed amount from the running balance.

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7. Two 10% woodwork discounts on a 100,000 woodwork total give 10,000 + 9,000 = 19,000 (19%), not 20,000.

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8. Order is irrelevant for pure percentages but changes the result when absolute and percentage rows are mixed.

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9. With more than one row each named row prints separately, with its percentage in brackets when the 'show percentage in discount entry' preference is on.

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10. The 'show percentage in discount entry' preference controls whether each row's percentage is printed in brackets next to its name.

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