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I'm not able to find the attribute values in inventory > settings - while I already created attributes.
Using Odoo V13
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Hi John,
Thanks for your reply but I'm actually looking for the "attribute values" in order to import them. However only attribute appears when I search for it. In certain Odoo demo videos you are able to see an item "attribute values" in the menu of product > settings. And I'm not able to see even though I have attributes created
Ah, I see. Many of the training videos are done in V12. I believe I remember being able to go straight to the Attribute Values to import now that you mention it.
If you have one of your Attributes set up, you could export the Attribute that already has values to get the format for your import file. Just remember to export the Values as well as the Variants Creation Mode for that completed Attribute.
If updating Attribute Values later, remember to also export the Values/External ID in order to avoid creating duplicates, or encountering errors with your import file.
Thanks for the help, John. It worked using this variable: id, name, value_ids/id, value_ids/name.
From the dashboard (where you see all your apps), start typing "Attributes". You don't need to click anywhere to enter a search field. This should bring up a list where you can click to get to a view of Attributes.
It's possible your user access rights do not include that menu. That is to say, you are able to create the attributes on the product, but not access the configuration for Attributes.
Another path to the Attributes might be through Sales > Configuration (menu) > Products (menu section) > Attributes, depending on your access rights.
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Ah, I see. Many of the training videos are done in V12. I believe I remember being able to go straight to the Attribute Values to import now that you mention it.
If you have one of your Attributes set up, you could export the Attribute that already has values to get the format for your import file. Just remember to export the Values as well as the Variants Creation Mode for that completed Attribute.
If updating Attribute Values later, remember to also export the Values/External ID in order to avoid creating duplicates, or encountering errors with your import file.