Attributes: Sheet Attributes
Before you begin
This section describes the XLSX stucture for importing attributes and attribute groups.
Follow these guidelines to properly structure your attribute file. To follow along, feel free to download an example file.
Important
- This sheet is required for Attributes and Attribute Groups import.
- All columns must be present in the sequence specified below.
- Do not change/translate the names of the columns.
- Allowed names for this sheet: Attributes
Structure of the sheet
Here is a list of every column in the sheet Attributes.
To follow along, feel free to download an example file.
Column Letter | Column Name | Extra Info | Allowed Values | Required |
---|---|---|---|---|
A | Attribute ID | If you have an existing attribute in your store with this Attribute ID, it will be overwritten. If left empty, the attribute will be imported as a new attribute. | Integer number Minimum: -2147483647 Maximum: 2147483647 |
(Conditional)* |
B | Attribute Name | Text | Yes | |
C | Attribute Group | A valid Attribute Group ID. See Attribute Groups sheet, column A for allowed values. Integer number Minimum: -2147483647 Maximum: 2147483647 |
Yes | |
D | Sort Order | Integer number Minimum: -2147483647 Maximum: 2147483647 |
No |
Note* (Conditional) fields accept empty values for the purposes of an ExcelPort import. There are cases when you might need a value for this field. More information in column Extra Info.