Price Display Settings

Having trouble with how prices appear on your labels? This guide covers common price display issues and how to fix them.

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Understanding Price Fields

BarcodeMan offers several price-related fields you can use on labels:

Field	What It Shows	When to Use
PRICE	Product price in your store’s default currency	Single-currency stores
COMPARED_AT_PRICE	Original price before discount (strike-through price)	Sale/discount labels
PRESENTMENT_PRICE	Price with currency code for a specific market	Multi-currency / international stores
PRESENTMENT_COMPARED_AT_PRICE	Original price with currency code for a specific market	Multi-currency sale labels

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Common Issues

Price shows extra zeros (e.g., “29.9000” instead of “29.90”)

Cause: The price field is displaying raw data without formatting.

Fix: Use PRICE instead of PRESENTMENT_PRICE if you only need one currency. PRICE is automatically formatted to 2 decimal places.

Price shows wrong currency symbol

Cause: You are using PRICE (which uses your store’s default currency) but you need prices for a different market.

Fix: Use PRESENTMENT_PRICE instead. In the template editor, you can select which market’s price to display. This pulls prices from your Shopify Markets settings.

Compare-at price is blank

Cause: The product doesn’t have a compare-at price set in Shopify.

Fix: Go to Shopify Admin → Products → edit the product → set the “Compare-at price” field. Only products with this field filled will show a value.

Price shows “$0.00”

Cause: The product variant has no price, or the wrong price field is linked.

Fix:

1. Check the product has a price in Shopify Admin
2. In the template editor, click the price element and verify “Link to” is set to PRICE (not a metafield or other field)

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Multi-Currency Setup

If your store supports multiple currencies through Shopify Markets:

1. In the template editor, add a text element
2. Set “Link to” to PRESENTMENT_PRICE
3. A market selector will appear — choose the target market
4. The label will show prices in that market’s currency

Note: If your store does not support multiple currencies, use PRICE instead of PRESENTMENT_PRICE.

For more details on setting up Shopify Markets, refer to Shopify Help Center .