Hi Mike - I didn't see this question so you might have already answered it.  In short - there isn't way.  Customer pricing business is very complex - more than what a Crystal Report can handle by itself because of the non-linear logic.

There are some ways to get around this but they require some VBA coding to make work.

No I haven't found a better answer.  We only use pricing set on volume discounts and only use 3 levels.  I've used crystal to spit out what the pricing would be for each item in the price list that the customer is set to.  Then I just incorporated any contract pricing as well using an outer join.  I was just hoping that their would be something within Accpac itself.  I'm sure I'm not the only one who has a customer saying "hey, we need our 2014 pricing for our system"

No I haven't found a better answer.  We only use pricing set on volume discounts and only use 3 levels.  I've used crystal to spit out what the pricing would be for each item in the price list that the customer is set to.  Then I just incorporated any contract pricing as well using an outer join.  I was just hoping that their would be something within Accpac itself.  I'm sure I'm not the only one who has a customer saying "hey, we need our 2014 pricing for our system"