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Using the "10% Off Category" idea doesn't seem like it would work. Sure it would apply a discount to items in the "10% Off Category" but would not apply the discount to the same item in the "Main Category". This could get real confusing at checkout. In addition, it would require remembering (or noticing) that the item was in the "10% Off Category" and the prices in the "Product Management" section were not valid.

Currently, we are manually "adding" products with a "Price" that is less than "List Price" to an "Additional Category" (as referenced in the "Product Management" section) named "Specials - Closeouts", but we also leave the product in the "Main Category" so customers can still find it when looking in the obvious category. X-Cart will automatically figure any "discount" between the "Price" and "List Price" and display the "Save _ %" icon on the product details page, as well as displaying both prices on category pages and featured item pages.

In the "Product Management" section, every item has a "Price" and a "List Price". What I would like to accomplish is to display all items that have a "Price" that is less than "List Price" in one area (page). To be able to list items that have a "Price" that is less than "List Price" over a defined amount (either in dollars or percent) would be ideal.

This same logic could be used to display the "discounted" items first in every category page, although that is not exactly what I am after. What I am looking for is the code to find the items and display them.

Also, this is using X-Cart 4.0.19, not the newer unstable versions.