Multiple choice to determine payment

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I have a question “how many applications are you applying to” with 4 answers. I would like them to be charged for as many applications they are applying to. the last answer is asking them if they would like to enter our scholarship so i dont want them to be charged an app fee. I have tried to do this but when they apply to all 3 some how they get charged $600instead of $75. I now get why that is happening but i dont know how to fix it. I am clearly over duing it but i am not sure how to fix the problem

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Best answer by john.desborough 28 February 2023, 03:28

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john.desborough · Accepted Answer

@Hansgirlgangcraf- it looks like your logic evaluates in sequence:if a&b then multiply the price x2 = 25*2 = the now current value of price (ie 50)if a&c then multiply price *2 = 50* 2 = 100 = the now current value of priceif a&b&c then multiply price x3= 100 *3= 300=now current value of priceif B&C then multiply price x 2 = 300 x 2 = 600that is what happens if all the conditions are trueyou may be better served to use the following:if A then add 25to priceif B then add 25 to priceif c then add 25 to pricethat way the max that would be in the price variable is 75 …that is much simplerdes

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Multiple choice to determine payment

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