I have products with 2 flavors and 3 sizes.
Example: Chips
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║ Price ║ Product ║
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║ $140 ║ Chips Original Pack (100 1oz Bags) ║
║ $145 ║ chips Spicy Pack (100 1oz Bags) ║
║ $140 ║ Chips Black Pepper Pack (100 1oz bags) ║
║ $59.99 ║ Chips Original Pack(12 3oz Bags) ║
║ $69.99 ║ Chips Spicy Pack (12 3oz Bags) ║
║ $69.99 ║ Chips Black Pepper Pack (12 3oz Bags) ║
║ $76.48 ║ Chips Original Pack (8 8oz Bags) ║
║ $99.98 ║ Chips Spicy Pack (8 8oz Bags) ║
║ $76.48 ║ Chips Black Pepper Pack (8 8oz Bags) ║
║ $59.99 ║ Chips Pack ║
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I have simply created the example above and configure the flavor and size of the items with a drop-down menu. I have used super-attribute for added values. The product page correctly shows the final price when flavor and size are chosen. But if Spicy Pack (100 1oz Bags) is selected, it shows a wrong price:
$140 instead of $145.
I have checked and noticed the same size has two different values i.e. $140 and $145 for (100 1oz bags). Please suggest how to show correct price on product page?
supper attribute for flavor and size
Attribute Name: Use default (Size)
Option: 1oz 100 Bags Price: 80.01
Option: 3oz 12 Bags Price: 10
Option: 8oz 8 Bags Price: 16.49
Attribute Name: Use default (Flavor)
Option: Original Price:
Option: Spicy Price:
Option: Black Pepper Price: