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Micros 3700 - "you saved" on receipt
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You can use an ISL print trailer for custom printing.
In the receipt print trailer you can define an ISL print by prefixing two '@' symbols. I.e. @@YouSaved
Set the ISL file up in POSCfg 'Interfaces'
Then in the ISL file define the print event like this:
Event Print_Trailer : YouSaved
In the receipt print trailer you can define an ISL print by prefixing two '@' symbols. I.e. @@YouSaved
Set the ISL file up in POSCfg 'Interfaces'
Then in the ISL file define the print event like this:
Event Print_Trailer : YouSaved
Var line : A24
Var amountSaved : $8
// Calculate amount saved here
Format line As "You saved: $", amountSaved
@TRAILER[1] = line
EndEventVar amountSaved : $8
// Calculate amount saved here
Format line As "You saved: $", amountSaved
@TRAILER[1] = line
Hi KiwiNoob
If i understand correctly, the above ISL always shows $8 saved in all transactions.
How can this be linked to all availed discounted amount in the transaction.
Also i don't need this to be printed if a discount is not in the transaction.
Sorry if i understand this wrongly.
Thanks
Deepu
If i understand correctly, the above ISL always shows $8 saved in all transactions.
How can this be linked to all availed discounted amount in the transaction.
Also i don't need this to be printed if a discount is not in the transaction.
Sorry if i understand this wrongly.
Thanks
Deepu
The $8 is actually just defining the maximum length, not the value. Nothing over 8 digits will work - the SIM will error out. As this script stands it will always display 0.00 as he didn't put in code in to actually add up the total discount amount.
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