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This is a bug the team is trying to replicate to fix it - could you please hit F2 and submit a bug report so we can get the files and try to figure out what's causing this? Thank you!!
an example and not actual numbers:
3000 burgers
0 hotdogs
0 salad
(total $1400)
3000 burgers
500 hotdogs
0 salad
(total still 1400 at every 7 days)
3000 burgers
2000 hotdogs
0 salad
(total 2500 at every 7 days, still under minimum of $4000)
Not sure how well I explained it..
If you do a recurring delivery, then the number becomes a target. So if you target 3000 burgers, but currently have 3000+ burgers in the shop, it will not attempt to deliver any. It only keeps your shop at that target number.
Then if you're just barely under the threshold, it will show a small number that still doesn't pass the minimum price. Once it's under the target threshold, but above the minimum price, THEN it will make a delivery!
So what you're saying is, I am not ordering 3000 burgers every 7 days, it orders to fill the warehouse to 3000 burgers?
Because I've been doing complicated math to see how much it's selling and how much to re-order per week.
Guy's This should be in it's own thread.......
True - sorry about that!