App | Detailed score calculations for weighted formula

In Tweakwise App > Merchandising > Rules the preview page of the rule-type 'weighted formula' was updated with some extra data, in order to make it clear why products are sorted on their particular place.

On the opening of a weighted rule preview tab, initially it won't show the in depth information. For displaying, you need to check the 'Show score' checkmark on the right top of the table. The tabular data will then be expanded with extra information:

Extra row with the minimum and maximum values of every attribute, needed for calculation
On every product/article the outcome of the calculated value (score) is shown
On every product/article the relative percentage of the score is presented (which should add up to 100% on total for every row)
The final score of every product/article (which in the marks the order of the weighted rule) is shown in the column 'Order'. By clicking on ... the complete number is shown. The higher this score, the higher the product is shown based on this sorting rule.

Note: Good to know that empty values will be counted as with the attribute minimum value in ranking (shown in the top row). If so, the value is displayed in grey instead of 'empty', so it is clear which values are used for calculation.

For more information on how to setup the weighted rule formulas and the calculation which is used in the background, can be found in this article: https://support.tweakwise.com/en/cat/sorteeropties/36

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