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    Hello guys,
    I need help with a furniture product that I want to make in Woocommerce.

    I have about 20 kitchen furniture products and each one has variations in width and color.
    The problem is that the product has different prices for each width and color, so I need.
    How can I get a product to have a standard price and the customer to be able to choose the width and/or color but the price to change accordingly to his selection?

    If I now create a second attribute it will stick to the first one and I can’t change the price to it anymore… Please Help, any ideas?
    Thank You!

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  • You need to add each variation – for example:

    Width: 1m – Colour: Red
    Width: 1m – Colour: Green
    Width: 1m – Colour: Blue
    Width: 1.5m – Colour: Red
    Width: 1.5m – Colour: Black

    Then you can give each a price.

    Quick way to add them would be with the Create Variations From All Attributes option

    Thread Starter 53pt1m1u

    (@53pt1m1u)

    Thank you the link really helps.
    Two more things please,

    A- The products only show a price if the customers are selecting both options. Is there a way to have a standard price for each one? Customers should be able to:
    1- Ignore all attributes options and get the main product, (I have added a php code for the price variation to get only the first price)
    2- select only a different color and get a price for that.
    3- Select the color and the width and get a price for that.
    Is there a way to do this?

    B- One way I think I can get this to work is to create a product for all 6 widths that a product has and have them in the short description with links to each other. This way if a customer needs a different width it will be directed to the product page and I can get different prices for all the attributes. But I’m not sure this is a professional way to do it. Is it?
    Thanks again! @seank123

    Not with variations – they would both need to be selected for the Add To Cart button to be active.

    You could use a ‘product options’ type plugin instead of variations – I use Extra Product Options – will let you have the width and colour options separately. For example:

    Width: 1m +$20
    Width: 1.5m +$30

    Colour: Red +$1
    Colour: Blue +$5

    So the customer could pick a width and/or colour or leave them unpicked for the base price.

    I think your idea of different products for the widths would probably work – but it doesn’t sound like a very user friendly way of doing it!

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