The next screen will take you to the mapping section of Packaging units.
If you don't have any custom attributes in your packaging units and the Excel only contains columns that excist in the template, a quick fix for mapping all attributes are to click on the "here" link in the Packaging import code and go back again. All attributes are then mapped.
If you have custom attributes in one or more of the packaging units, and have columns for that in the Excel import file. Do the mapping and save the mapping by clicking on the disc icon .
If you have custom attributes in one or more of the packaging units, and already have a template for this, click on the "Apply template to mapping" icon and select the correct template.
Make sure that you have used the correct import codes in the Excel file for the Packages.
Information on what import codes to use can be found by clicking on the "here" link on the mapping page under "Packaging import code*"
When you are sure that everything is good you can click on the lower right icon to start import
A quick import analysis is conducted and informs about:
Here, you also need to make a choice of what to import.
To start the import, you must select the action: Start import.
If everything has uploaded and connected successfully, you will not see a list below Errors.
If there is a list below Error, you can click on the lines to get more information on the error or warning.
In the example below only Update was set for the import. The media was imported, but could not create a connection to a product in feed since it found no match with the product number "media test".
The line number refers to the row number in the Excel file.
To correct these problems, look at the messages and correct the issues in the Excel file and do another import. Read the information in the Excel template tabs to check what might be wrong.