Different shipping rates for different weights?

[Guest]

I need to add a different shipping weight for each kilo ie;

 

1kg = ?1.00

2kg = ?2.00

4kg = ?4.00

10kg = ?9.00

...and so on. Could someone please tell me how to do this?

 

Thanks in advance :)

[Guest]

OK, So this is the price list

up to 0.1kg = ?3.75

0.1kg - 0.5kg = ?4.05

0.5 - 1.0kg = ?5.20

1.0kg - 2.00kg = ?6.55

2.0kg - 10.0kg = ?18.50

10.0kg and over - I have included a catch-all which makes the shipping cost ?999.99!

 

I have added the Royal Mail special deliver contribution, but I dont understand this;

 

Zone 1 Shipping Table

.10:1.75,.50:4.05,1.00:5.20,2.00:6.55,10.00:18.5,999.99:999.99

 

what do I type in the weight field to make it display the correct price at the checkout?

 

ie if a book weiged 0.5kg what would that be???

 

PLEASE HELP ME :)

[Guest]

I'm not familiar with the contribution, but it looks like the format is weight:cost

 

eg. .50:5.20 would be .05lbs = ?5.20 - each value pair is separated by a comma

 

HTH

 

Matti

[boxtel]

OK, So this is the price list

up to 0.1kg = ?3.75

0.1kg - 0.5kg = ?4.05

0.5 - 1.0kg = ?5.20

1.0kg - 2.00kg = ?6.55

2.0kg - 10.0kg = ?18.50

10.0kg and over - I have included a catch-all which makes the shipping cost ?999.99!

 

I have added the Royal Mail special deliver contribution, but I dont understand this;

 

Zone 1 Shipping Table

.10:1.75,.50:4.05,1.00:5.20,2.00:6.55,10.00:18.5,999.99:999.99

 

what do I type in the weight field to make it display the correct price at the checkout?

 

ie if a book weiged 0.5kg what would that be???

 

PLEASE HELP ME :)

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the table says:

 

up to 0.1 = 1.75, between 0.1 and 0.5 = 4.05

 

or

 

below 0.1 = 1.75, from 0.1 and below 0.5 = 4.05

 

depending on how they read the table in that specific contribution but it is peanuts to check ofcourse.