Unfortunately this cannot be achieved without coding (JavaScript or FormCalc).
To populate the target fields you'll have to analyse the pricing procedure(s).
Each condition type should be unique. The name of the condition type is populated in field 'Item->PriceAndTax->PriceComponent->TypeCode'.
The actual value (amount or percentage) is populated in field 'Item->PriceAndTax->PriceComponent->Rate.DecimalValue'.
An example of a JavaScript for a target field to determine the Recommended Retail Price:
if ( ItemPricingComponents.IPC_TypeCode.rawValue == "YRRP" ) {
this.rawValue = ItemPricingComponents.IPC_RateDecValue.rawValue;
}
An example of a JavaScript for a target field to determine the VAT percentage:
if ( ItemPricingComponents.IPC_TypeCode.rawValue == "ZVAT" ) {
this.rawValue = ItemPricingComponents.IPC_RateDecValue.rawValue;
}
So you'll have to ask your functional consultant to provide the names of the condition types of each pricing detail you have to print in your quote output.
Hope this helps.
Good luck and best regards,
Miranda