Tips to format CSV files correctly before uploading to Magestore Purchase Orders
In the Magestore Purchase Orders app, you can save time in updating data by uploading CSV files.
In each case, the file column will have different rules of formatting values. Read this guide carefully to speed up your CSV file preparation.
1. Importing suppliers' file
The suppliers' file includes the following columns:
Field Name | Required | Description |
Supplier Code | TRUE |
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Supplier Name | TRUE | Accept all character types. |
Status | TRUE | Only accept value = "Active/Inactive". |
Contact Person | TRUE | Accept all character types. |
Supplier Email | TRUE | Only accept the correct email format (ex: aurora@domain.com) |
Phone number | FALSE | Accept all character types. |
Address | FALSE | Accept all character types. |
Apartment, suite, etc. | FALSE | Accept all character types. |
Country | FALSE | Accept value that follows the country code list in the world |
Region | FALSE | Depends on the selected country. |
City | FALSE | Accept all character types. |
Postal Code | FALSE | Accept all character types. |
2. Importing products file
The products' file to be uploaded into the supplier profile or purchase order includes the following columns:
Field Name | Required | Description | |||
Handle | TRUE |
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Option1 Name | FALSE |
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Option1 Value | TRUE |
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Option2 Name | FALSE |
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Option2 Value | TRUE |
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Option3 Name | FALSE |
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Option3 Value | TRUE |
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Cost | FALSE | Only accepts numeric characters and > 0 Only accept dot between integer and decimal characters Automatically round to 2 decimal points if the user fills in the number with more than 2 decimal points | |||
Tax (%) | FALSE | Only accepts numeric characters and > 0 Only accept dot between integer and decimal characters Automatically round to 2 decimal points if the user fills in the number with more than 2 decimal points | |||
With some browsers, the numeric characters may be auto-reformatted. Read here to learn How to stop Excel from auto-formatting numbers in a CSV.
3. Importing PO file (coming soon)