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Hi Dake,

Thank you so much for your help. Your answer is so clear. Thanks.

Hi @ihereira ,

Thank you for the kindly help. Here is the CSV file that I used on my website.

The attributes20 will override all the other attributes of this product. I mean the attribute 1 to 19 will be gone.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1q9qr6mV6hcladff6_2fP-DVHFIq5qC_a-ngHxnz4oas/edit?usp=share_link

Thank you

Hi @ihereira ,

Thank you for your reply.

I am sure that my CSV format is right because it could be used for uploading the new attributes of the products.

My question is the new attributes always overrides the current attributes of the product.

For example,
1. I have a product called “Test Product” that has 3 attributes already in the database called “Attribute A”, “Attribute B”, and “Attribute C”.
2. I am going to use below CSV to upload a new attribute called “Attribute D” for this “Test Product”.

SKU Attribute 4 name Attribute 4 value(s) Attribute 4 visible Attribute 4 global
R41009 New-Attri Attribute D 1 1

3. It could be updated successfully, but after updating Test Product only has “Attribute D”, however, the “Attribute A”, “Attribute B”, and “Attribute C” are all gone because of overriding.

Could you kindly help me with this?

Thank you!