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Frank Cox
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All I can tell you is how I did it here; whether I did it "right" is maybe another question.

I accounted for the regular (paid for) tickets in the usual manner, and added a BOGO field to the Rentrak report and entered the number of coupons received in that.

I paid Sony their percentage for the number of paid for tickets.

I paid Real D their fee for the number of paid for tickets plus the number of coupons.

Since there were only six coupons received here, it was pretty much irrelevant anyway.

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Marcel Birgelen
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quote: Frank Cox
Slightly related: Does anyone know how to delete that BOGO field from the Rentrak thing? I created a new field on the webpage as instructed, entered the coupons along with the ticket sales, and now I have that field apparently permanently established on my ticket entry page. I can't imagine that I'll be using it again any time soon if ever, but I can't see any way to delete it now that it exists.
The basic rule of database consistency is entirely in-line with the basic rule of Hotel California: You can checkout anytime you like but you can never leave.

Maybe you can hide the field?

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Frank Cox
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Perhaps that's possible. I'll look at that the next time I log into that thing on Thursday night.

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Frank Cox
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Apparently I did it wrong.

I just got an email from Real D stating that free admissions aren't counted in the amount to be invoiced. Which is news to me, but since I don't normally do free admissions of any kind this situation has never come up before.

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Frank Cox
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Turns out you can hide the field on the Rentrak form but you can't delete it. It just adds a new entry at the bottom of every ticket entry screen with a drop-down that has the unused field in it in case you want to use it again, I suppose.

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