dde ddp oop

[liam1957]

just did the numbers 3 adults one child for 10 days

oop 1463.82 ddp 1486.95 dde 1433.14

dde 1433.14 + 60 card 1493.14
oop came out best how can this be

 

[TDC Nala]

are you counting a lot of counter service restaurants? DDE (TIW) is not accepted at most counter service restaurants.

If you are applying the 20% off for DDE, you would apply it only to participating restaurants.

Actually it looks to me like DDE turned out best, until you added in the $60 for the membership. If you are going to be using the membership again on another trip, you may want to take another look at that one.

DDP works better the more children you have in your party and the more expensive entrees you order.

 

[Tricia1972]

You can put your numbers in here to double check them http://personalpages.tds.net/~rb/DIS/MYW%20Dining/DisneyDining%20Template%202009.xls

It is possible that OOP may work best. Everyone's style is different.

 

[liam1957]

yes this is what i used it has a fault half way down on tax column

 

[kaytieeldr]

Are you including the mandatory service fee - aka, tip - in the DDE calculations but not in the DDP/OOP numbers?

eta: I mean, mandatory when using the DDE, but technically optional when using other means of payment

 

[Condorman]

yes this is what i used it has a fault half way down on tax column

What is the fault?

 

[Tricia1972]

I found the error. It's not in the tax but in the column where the total OOP is calculated. Tax isn't included in that. The taxes are separated and totaled separately - TS and CS because of the plan structure.

If you change the formula in B64 to =((SUM(B54:B62))-Z46+AB46) Then it should work for you.

I made the correction and sent a copy to Robinb. She's a busy mom and will change when she has a chance - it may not be today, tomorrow or even this week though.

 

[liam1957]

Thanks hope she won’t mind