Show total cost for minimum order quantity in price-tier view#1384
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The Price column on a part's Shopping information tab divided by price_related_quantity (almost always 1 for imported supplier data), producing redundant "$X / 1" entries that matched the Unit Price column. Compute the total for min_discount_quantity instead, so each tier shows what you'd actually pay for the minimum bulk order.
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On the part info → Shopping information tab, the "Price" column always rendered as
<stored price> / <price_related_quantity>. For supplier data imported from LCSC, Mouser, Digikey etc.,price_related_quantitydefaults to1and the stored price is the per-unit price — so every row showed something like$0.0037 / 1, identical to the adjacent "Unit Price" column and giving no information about what you'd actually pay for the minimum bulk order.Example (LCSC C86285, 15pF capacitor, sold in min. quantities of 100):