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id name cat price variant
1 tovar1 cat>cat2>cat3 10 varinat1
2 tovar1 cat>cat2>cat3 20 varinat2
3 tovar1 cat>cat2>cat3 30 varinat3
4 tovar2 cat>sub1 110 varinat1
5 tovar2 cat>sub1 120 varinat2
6 tovar1 cat>tmp 10 varinat1
7 tovar1 cat>tmp 20 varinat2
8 tovar1 cat>tmp 30 varinat3
Why is the tmp category empty? How to make tovar1 appear in the tmp category?
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graf1n.
Hi @graf1n
How to make one product in different categories instead of three?
I assume these should be variable products and variations, correct? If so, you’d need to list all of the categories on the first record with a delimiter to separate the hierarchies:
cat>subcat|cat>sub>cat|cat>cat>sub
You’d use that in the import like so: https://d.pr/i/0yrc1a, and you’d connect the variations like this: https://d.pr/i/2tb1yO (see documentation). Note that you wouldn’t need to list categories for the variations below it because you can’t assign categories to variations in WooCommerce by default.
Why is the tmp category empty? How to make tovar1 appear in the tmp category?
As explained above, you must import the categories at the parent level (or first variation if there are no parents).
Also, if all of the “tovar1” product belong together, they should be listed together – tovar2 should not be in between them.
Hi @graf1n
I’m marking this as resolved since we haven’t heard back. Let me know if you still have questions about this. Anyone else, please start a new thread.
