How to amend and create Sage 200 Price Bands from Excel

This tutorial demonstrates how you can create and amend price bands in Sage 200 from Excel using Excelerator add-in. To see this live, book a free demo.

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Use Excelerator to work with multiple price bands at once 

You can work with a single price band at a time, but here we will add stock items to multiple existing price bands. To begin, click log in. Your windows credentials will be used automatically if you have Sage 200 version 2013 or later.

logging in the template


Ensure ‘Use Price Band Ranges Side By Side’ in the ‘Options’ is checked and the ‘Number of Side-By-Side Items’ is set to the number we wish to work with, in this case 2.

checking the options


Now we can download the price bands by clicking the ‘Download’. We will select “Aug. Prices” and “Sept. Prices”.

downloading price bands

You will now see the price bands in the spreadsheet.

price bands downloaded

To add new stock items, right-click and browse under ‘Stock Item Codes.’

browsing stock items

Select the stock items and then click ‘Add Selected’ and ‘Ok’ to download them.

selecting downloading stock

Click ‘Populate’ to populate the standard prices of newly added stocks.

populating the price

We will now enter the prices.

entering the prices

Click ‘Validate’ to make sure the data adheres to Sage 200 rules.

validating amendments

Click ‘Save to Sage’ to upload this data directly to Sage.

saving to sage

It’s as simple as that. Our price bands have been amended. 

Let’s go back into Sage 200 and check these newly amended Price Bands.

checking in sage

Designing your own spreadsheet templates

Excelerator also allows you to create custom templates using the Designer.

Start by clicking the designer button.

clicking designer button

In the designer, you will find all standard Sage fields are available, such as:

  • Price band name

  • Price band description

  • Price band currency

  • Price band type (default universal)

  • Price band start date

  • Price band end date

  • Selling price terms (default zero price)

  • Price from price band

 

Enter the number of rows needed.  For this template, we will enter 20.

defining range size

Next, we will add fields by checking the boxes. Here we will add:

  • Name,

  • Description,

  • Price Band Type,

  • Start Date,

  • End Date,

  • Stock Item code,

  • Standard Price, and

  • Price

selecting fields

Our template is now ready to go.


We will name the price band, add a description, and choose its type


If you want to create this price band for a specific period, set the start date and end date.

defining date range


We can add stock items by right clicking and browsing the cell.

browsing to add stocks

Finally, we set the prices.

selling-prices


Validate to make sure the data adheres to Sage 200 rules.

validating-date

Then click ‘Save to sage’. It is that easy.

If we open Sage 200 again, we can see that we have just created a new price band using Excelerator.

checking back in sage

Excelerator makes it simpler to quickly manage price lists for various requirements.

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