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NeilT

NeilT

Hi,

I'm pretty new to PS but I've imported some combination products OK.

The variation type/values are split into 2 columns.

The format for the two columns are:

Attribute (Name:Type:Position)* is the Attribute type

The "Name" value must be one of the "Attributes" listed under your back office Catalog->Attributes & Features

The "type" value determines how the combination option is shown on the page: select for drop-down menus, radio for radio buttons, color for colour boxes

I have no idea what "position" does and leave it at 0

 

Value (Value:Position)* is the values for the the previous column.

So, an example of, say. a black, small, tshirt would be:

"Attribute " column: Colour:select:0,Size:select:0 

"Value" column: Black:select:0,S:select:0

Again, no idea what position is as I default to 0

 

I've attached one of my test options files for you to look at. Hope it helps.

Edit: this might help 

 

product_options_root_store_1504083153.csv

NeilT

NeilT

Hi,

I'm pretty new to PS but I've imported some combination products OK.

The variation type/values are split into 2 columns.

The format for the two columns are:

Attribute (Name:Type:Position)* is the Attribute type

The "Name" value must be one of the "Attributes" listed under your back office Catalog->Attributes & Features

The "type" value determines how the combination option is shown on the page: select for drop-down menus, radio for radio buttons, color for colour boxes

I have no idea what "position" does and leave it at 0

 

Value (Value:Position)* is the values for the the previous column.

So, an example of, say. a black, small, tshirt would be:

"Attribute " column: Colour:select:0,Size:select:0 

"Value" column: Black:select:0,S:select:0

Again, no idea what position is as I default to 0

 

I've attached one of my test options files for you to look at. Hope it helps.

 

product_options_root_store_1504083153.csv

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