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On the Admin sidebar, go to Marketing > Promotions > Catalog Price Rule.

In the upper-right corner, click Add New Rule.

The Rule Information section includes expandable sections for Conditions and Actions.

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Complete the Rule Name and Description fields.

These fields are for your internal reference only.

Set the Status of the price rule as needed.

By default, the status is Inactive.

Select the Websites where the rule is to be available.

Select the Customer Groups to which this rule applies.

To choose multiple groups, hold down the Ctrl key (PC) or the Command key (Mac) and click each option.

(Magento Open Source only) Enter the From and To dates to determine when the price rule is in effect.

You can enter the dates or use the Calendar ( ) to choose the dates. If you leave the dates blank, the rule is enabled when the price rule is saved.

Enter a number to establish the Priority of this rule in relation to other rules.

Scroll down and expand the Conditions section.

The first condition appears by default, and states:

If **ALL** of these conditions are **TRUE**:

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The statement has two bold links that you can click to display the selection of options for that part of the statement. You can create different conditions by changing the combination of these values.

Change the statement in any of the following ways:

• Click ALL and select ALL or ANY.
• Click TRUE and select TRUE or FALSE.
• Leave the condition unchanged to apply the rule to all products.

You can create different conditions by changing the combination of these values. For this example, the default condition is used.

Click the Add ( ) icon at the beginning of the next line and select an option for the condition, such as a product attribute or combination.

In the list under Product Attribute, choose the attribute that you want to use as the basis of the condition.

For this example, the condition is Attribute Set.

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The selected condition appears in the statement, followed by two more bold links. The options differ depending on the condition attribute that you select. The statement now says:

If **ALL** of these conditions are **TRUE**: <br/>Attribute Set **is** …

Click is and choose the comparison operator that describes the condition to be met.

These options may include an option for different comparisons. In this example, the options are is and is not.

Select or enter values for the condition.

Depending on the condition, you may select products from a grid or list, enter a numerical value, and so on.

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The selected item appears in the statement to complete the condition.

If **ALL** of these conditions are **TRUE**: <br/> Attribute Set **is Default**

To add another condition line to the statement, click the Add ( ) icon and choose one of the following:

• Conditions Combination
• Product Attribute

Repeat the process until all desired conditions are complete.

If at any time you want to delete part of the condition statement, click the Delete ( icon at the end of the line.

Expand the Actions section and do the following:

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Under Pricing Structure Rules, set Apply to one of the following:

• Apply as percentage of original - Discounts item by subtracting a percentage of the regular price. For example: Enter 10 in Discount Amount for a final price that is marked down 10% from the regular price.
• Apply as fixed amount - Discounts item by subtracting a fixed amount from the regular price. For example: Enter 10 in Discount Amount for a final price that is $10 less than the regular price.
• Adjust final price to this percentage - Adjusts the final price by a percentage of the regular price. For example: Enter 25 in Discount Amount for a final price that is marked down 75% from the regular price.
• Adjust final price to discount value - Sets the final price to a fixed, discounted amount. For example: Enter 20 in Discount Amount for a final price of $20.00.

Enter the Discount Amount.

To stop processing other rules after this rule is applied, set Discard Subsequent Rules to Yes.

Expand the Related Dynamic Blocks section.

Use the search filters to locate the dynamic blocks that you want to associate with the rule.

Select the checkbox in the first column to associate the dynamic block with the rule.

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Click Save and Continue Edit.

In the Scheduled Changes box, click Schedule New Update at the top of the box).

If the rule has an existing scheduled update, you can click View/Edit to the right of the listed change.

You can either edit the existing update or assign the catalog price rule to another campaign. The Edit Existing Update option is selected by default.

To schedule the rule, enter the Start Date and End Date that the price rule is to be active.

You can either enter the dates or choose the dates from the Calendar ( ).

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Click Save.

In the Rule Information section, set the Status to active.

When complete, save the rule.

• (Magento Open Source only) Click Save and Apply.

• (ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ Commerce only) Click Save.

  The Rule Information page displays an updated timeline in the Scheduled Changes for the rule.

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Update properties for a rule:

• (ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ Commerce only) Click Edit to display the Rule Information page.

• (Magento Open Source only) Click the rule in the list to display the Rule Information page.

Test the rule to make sure that it works correctly.

Price rules are automatically processed with other system rules each night. When you create a price rule, allow enough time for it to get into the system before you test the rule to make sure that it works correctly. As new rules are added, Commerce recalculates the prices and the priorities accordingly.