Uploading my attributes how do i do it?

[legendary11]

I want to upload a lsit of attributes to specific products i own an example is i upload this:

id 1035, name Chanel, url of pic here, description short, description, wholesale, price tax inc, category Roxana Exclusive

now how would i go about importing sizes? i thought doing:

id 1035 and options Sizes:Medium,Large,X-Large,Small

would insert the attribute to the id i designnated and give the options of medium large x-large and small but instead it jsut gave me an option box with all the attributes listed inside.... on one box....HELP

how would i seperate the sizes so that they come as seperate options?

Thank you so much

[jhnstcks]

Instead of separating them with commas in the same field, use separate fields/columns in your csv.

[legendary11]

Ahh yer i was just trying out duplicating the product id 4 times so:

101 Size:Small
101 Size:Large
101
101

And thats worked for me

[Snol]

Hi Legendary,
I had problem with this too but cant work it out.Is it possible for you to show me sample CSV please.
thank

John

[legendary11]

To do multiple attributes on the same item what i done was:

ID | Attribute 1 | attribute 2 | attribute 3 | attribute 4
1 | Size: Small | Size: Med | Size: Large | Size XL

Then import using the attribute setting, over ID select ID then on attribute 1 select option then make 2 3 4 ignore, click import, click the back button, change attribute 1 to ignore, change attribute 2 to option. Click import click back change 2 to ignore change 3 to option and repeat

Hope that helps

i use back jsut to speed things up

[Snol]

Good idea,
thanks

[DesignMonstr]

If you would like to upload multiple attributes here how you should go about.

ID ; GROUP: Attribute, GROUP: Attribute, GROUP: Attribute, GROUP: Attribute
01 ; MenSIZE: 6.5, MenSIZE: 7, MenSIZE: 7, MenSIZE:7.5


Create a CSV file as per the above pattern.

1. First Column is ID then ";" to seperate fields
2. Group(MenSIZE) then ":" then Attribute(6.5) then '"," then again Group(MenSIZE) then ":" then Attribute(6.5) then '"," and so on....

Make sure when you are importing the file from you select Attribute from the IMPORT TYPE list, and leave Field separator as ";" and Multiple value separator as ","

I am also attaching a CSV file. You can open it in EXCEL and NotePad to see how it looks in both

US_MEN_ShoeSIZE.csv

[Snol]

Great, thanks eredesigners ,


Ill give it a try
whats your site?

John