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Csv format

14 years 1 week ago #71279 by Ripon
Csv format was created by Ripon
I want to upload product by importing data of csv
Format. I need to upload
Product name
Category
Sub category
Tax
Images
Price
Weight
Weight unit
Etc...
How can i make it. Do you have any sample?
I have tried sample by exporting from my homepage.
When i open it by excel it shows just coma semicolon etc.
Plz help me asap.

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14 years 1 week ago #71364 by Eliot
Replied by Eliot on topic Re: Csv format
Hi there,

The easiest way for you to see what it looks like is to create a product in Hikashop with everything you need and then export it in a csv file.
You'll thus have the best sample for your future cvs :)

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14 years 1 week ago #71385 by Ripon
Replied by Ripon on topic Re: Csv format
Thanks for your reply. I have tried it as u told. But the problem is that when i open
By excel it shows comma and semicolon and so on. Can you suggest me how i can open by excel.

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14 years 1 week ago #71392 by Eliot
Replied by Eliot on topic Re: Csv format
There is a sample.
Excel is able to read that kind of file.


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13 years 11 months ago #75499 by gwjcmapbell
Replied by gwjcmapbell on topic Re: Csv format
Im in the same boat as you Rippon, the csv file makes no sense to me. I have around 2000 products and i want to add product details, when i export the csv file as suggested above to get the corrsct format all i get is dots and dashes and colons and semicolons... its eaither gonna take some mucking about to figure through it all or their is an easier way to make sense of it.
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13 years 11 months ago #75502 by Supah
Replied by Supah on topic Re: Csv format
the file is good, if you like to have a better view with it, delete the non-important collums, thats what i do.

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13 years 11 months ago #75777 by nicolas
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You should open your CSV file with excel or openoffice calc and not with notepad as you can't read anything with notepad in a CSV.

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