Hello

I have a problem with my table shipping rate:

All of the values work appart from the last one:

100:1.49,
250:1.98,
500:2.46,
750:2.96,
1000:3.47,
1500:4.98,
2000:5.89,
3000:6.75,
4000:7.75,

When I assign a product with a weight of 4000 it calculates the shipping as £13.50 and not £7.75

Any Ideas??

Yours Bill

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That's odd. If you assign a weight of 3999 does it display the correct shipping cost or is it still doubling the previous table rate?

A couple of things that you could try is to remove the very last comma as it isn't needed and may be confusing it, or you could add a 999999 value to the end of the list to set a fixed rate for everything over 4000.

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Lawrence

I got this one sorted, but I had to put a lighter category in and not a heavier:

100:1.49,
250:1.98,
500:2.46,
750:2.96,
1000:3.47,
1500:4.98,
2000:5.89,
2500:6.75,
3000:7.75

When I take the weight past 3k it seems to skew the shipping cost.

Kind Regards Bill

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Hiya

Are all the settings correct in Config>Shipping/Packaging?

N

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There's something not right there. I used to put heavier weights in than 4Kg without experiencing the problems you are. The only difference was that I was using Kgs and not grams, so I had something like 0.1:1.49, 0.25,1.98 etc, etc. Not that the size of the actual numerics should make a difference.

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Lawrence

I'm not sure if there is anything else I can tweak, it's just not visible.

Regards BH

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