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  • Thread Starter thendsproject

    (@thendsproject)

    OK, so I figured out that it is “instock”. However:

    When I set the stock status to “In Stock”, the pricing does not show up. It is as if having it In Stock deletes the pricing. The price IS inside the product editing area, but it just does not show up in the gallery.

    Thread Starter thendsproject

    (@thendsproject)

    One more note: When I go in to that same item, and edit it, and if I save it without changing any data, it suddenly starts placing the price in the correct place.

    etsgear

    (@etsgear)

    SHARING SAME ISSUE

    OK, I am having the same issue as well. I just wanted to share that I have also tried to remove stock from the CVS file and still I receive “none in stock” on my inventory.

    I see prices on my site but “none in stock” is all over the inventory that I have uploaded.

    This is what I have tried:

    – Removing Stock
    – Deleting the product and removing the category (then reloading the csv file)
    – put just stock_status as a column by it self
    – put both stock_status and manage_stock (instock, yes)
    – I have tried placing stock as 0 with stock_status as “instock”

    There has been no resolution to this “none in stock”

    To answer the price part of your question.

    – Make sure you are placing regular_price, price, and sale price in your CVS. (note: there does not need to be a sale price if you do not need it in your column) But if you do on just a piece of inventory and not the rest you can make it so that it shows regular price by keeping all prices the same across the board on your CVS Row.

    EXAMPLE: regular_price= 20.00 price= 20.00 sale_price= 20.00

    GCOstudios

    (@gcostudios)

    I was having the same problem. The way I fixed it was by setting manage_stock to (no). I think if you set manage_stock to (yes) it requires a quantity.

    etsgear

    (@etsgear)

    PROBLEM SOLVED

    You must have two categories in your cvs file for this to work.

    1: stock_status (your value will be either “instock” or “outofstock”) minus the “” marks. So do not put “instock” instead use instock without quotation marks.

    2: manage_stock (your value will be “no”) If you use “yes” you will need to place a stock value which is meaningless to this thread, so I will not explain.

    Final Results

    When you place your stock_status to either instock or outofstock; the cvs importer understands what it means but is still looking for a value because the stock value is missing or has a default value of “0”.

    So to counter act this you need to manage your stock value’s. BUT WE DON’T WANT A VALUE OR NUMBER….We want it to say in stock or out of stock. To do this we need to create the manage_stock column and we must tell the cvs importer that we do not want to manage it so it will manage it for us. So when we put the value “no” in the manage_stock section it automatically manage are stock_status.

    (Note: Do Not Place A “Stock” Column in your cvs file or it will not work)

    etsgear

    (@etsgear)

    Please feel free to view what it looks like here
    https://tacticalgeardiscounts.com

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