The fuel dispensed to customers at the forecourt is referred to as a grade, and each grade is assigned a unique ID. If each grade can have multiple prices, these prices are organized into different price groups. Each price group is also given a unique ID.
There is no limit to the number of price groups you can define in a price bank. However, each price group must include prices for all grades that are specified in the forecourt.
Price Groups
In the image above, there are four price groups (1, 2, 3, and 7). Selecting any of these price groups fills the control to the right with the grade prices defined in that specific group.
Each grade is represented by an editable box. To save space, there is no label, but you can check the grade associated with a particular control by hovering your mouse over it, which will display a tooltip with the grade's name. Prices are stored as integers within the range of 0000 to 9999. This is how the prices are actually stored internally, with only a decimal point inserted in the correct position to form the actual price.
To add a new Price Group, simply provide an ID in the confirmation dialog. The dialog ensures that the ID is unique and within a valid range. The prices for the newly created Price Group will be copied from the first Price Group in the list. You can update these prices to your desired values after the insertion is complete.
Clicking this button will save the manually updated grade price values for the selected price group. If you do not click "Update" and instead switch to another price group, the changes you made to the current price group's prices will be lost.
The changes you make will only be saved if you close this dialog by pressing the OK button. If you close the dialog any other way, you will receive a warning that you may lose any changes you made.
