We are creating an event registration for a multiple-day event. We have created price sets for event attendees to select from various accommodations such as private rooms, camping, and dorm room - on a daily or full event basis.

How can we display multiple price sets on a registration form, and allow for auto-calculation of the event registration feel?

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Hi Brylie how's it going?
This module doesn't understand Civi's "price sets" at all, so any prices or fees you've set up on the civi side will have to be re-created on the webform side.
To do so, enable the "event fee" field for each event on the form. By default it is a numeric input field, but you'll want to edit it and change the widget type to "select" or in your use-case "grid" would probably be a better choice. This would let you enter the multiple types of fees and have them multiplied by the number of days in attendance.

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OK. We may be able to set up several event registration forms, for each type of registrant.

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A grid like this gets the logic right, but the presentation could be better.
I'd recommend writing a tiny js script that hides every row in the table except for 1, based on their answer to "age" and "preferred accomodation" fields in the form.

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PS - the way I did that was to enable "event fee" field, and then set it up as a webform grid.
In the rows I put age + accom as the label and the daily price as the key.
In the columns I put # of days and a multiplier as the key.
There's a minor inconvenience that no 2 rows can have the same key (so 2 rows can't both be worth $50) but you can get around it by having one be 50 and another be 50.0 and another be 50.00.

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