Do you mean, that for companies 2, 4 and 5 the price is same for all following months?

Then in your table you must have last price for every month (i.e. for every row in table).

From this follows, what about companies 1 and 3? Did they have any prices for currently empty months (p.e. was price same as last one entered, until it was changed)? When yes, then you have to fill in table all rows for all companies, when those companies had some price.

Hi,

Sorry I thought I sent this reply to you.

No, companies 2, 4 and 5 only have 3 year pricing where others have additional term pricing.

A blank space means that they don't have applicable pricing for that term. For example, company 1 has pricing on 1, 2, 3 and 5 year term. Company 3 only has pricing on a 1 and 2 year term.

thanks
Rhonda

Then what you don't like in your graph? For every year you have a point in graph!

I suspect something is fishy with terminology used here. What is year term? Does it specify certain year, or something else?

Then what you don't like in your graph? For every year you have a point in graph!

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Originally Posted by RhondaPCanada
For example, company 1 has pricing on 1, 2, 3 and 5 year term. Company 3 only has pricing on a 1 and 2 year term.

I suspect something is fishy with terminology used here. What is year term? Does it specify certain year, or something else?
Term is just each year. So 1 means that its pricing on a 1 year term, 2, means on a year term etc. This is a monthly price on a contract term.

For example, company 1 has 4 different pricing options. They have a 1, 2, 3 and 5 year price option. $65.95. $55.95, $45.95 and $43.95. Company 2 only has pricing of $59/mth on a 3 year term only.

Hopefully that is more clear.