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Retiring in Paradise n now set to work on getting them into your database (or excel spreadsheet)I have to admit that I’m starting to slow down a bit. I am definitely in my final career – and quite comfortable working a 40 hour schedule. I even take a day off here and there to golf/ bike/ ski, although I’m thinking of selling my windsurfing equipment .For the past two years I have been looking for a spot in paradise to retire to in five years or so - and I think I found i The steps are set out below. 1 insert a column and name it image_file and inside add your image file reference such as images/my_products/ 2 insert another column and name it image_name (or something similar just as long as you know what it refers to) 3 select the first cell in this column then click on the But what about the pictures to sell the product? For those who are dipping the toe into bulk uploading for the first time, you do not want to sepdn hours adding images by the long hand method so we advise on the following to help. Please note that we are using MS Excel as an example, but this will work in Works (so we have been informed) One important note before you start. Save your master file at least TWICE as a different named file (one back up and one working) OK lets go. First of all your items. Give them all a product reference number, either alpha numeric or numerical (AB0001 or 000001). In Excel add the first one into your new column for the reference number. Then drag and fill all your items with their number. This will ensure all items have been numbered in sequence. Please disregard this step if your suppliers images have product references on them (see point 2 below) Once that is completed, you can begin work on your images. This will vary depending on the source of your pictures and whether it is a new line or not, but it will inform you of the gist of the operation. In your image folder, do one of the following 1 give item 000001's image the same name (ie 000001.gif or jpg) and repeat for all your images. 2 give your suppliers image reference number to become your items own reference number Once this is complete and ALL your images have the same name as the product reference (or vice versa) you can now set to work on getting them into your database (or excel spreadsheet) The steps are set out below. 1 insert a column and name it image_file and inside add your image file reference such as images/my_products/ 2 insert another column and name it image_name (or something similar just as long as you know what it refers to) 3 select the first cell in this column then click on the < One important note before you start. Save your master file at least TWICE as a different named file (one back up and one working) OK lets go. First of all your items. Give them all a product reference number, either alpha numeric or numerical (AB0001 or 000001). In Excel add the first one into your new column for the reference number. Then drag and fill all your items with their number. This will ensure all items have been numbered in sequence. Please disregard this step if your suppliers images have product references on them (see point 2 below) Once that is completed, you can begin work on your images. This will vary depending on the source of your pictures and whether it is a new line or not, but it will inform you of the gist of the operation. In your image folder, do one of the following 1 give item 000001's image the same name (ie 000001.gif or jpg) and repeat for all your images. 2 give your suppliers image reference number to become your items own reference number Once this is complete and ALL your images have the same name as the product reference (or vice versa) you can now set to work on getting them into your database (or excel spreadsheet) The steps are set out below. 1 insert a column and name it image_file and inside add your image file reference such as images/my_products/ 2 insert another column and name it image_name (or something similar just as long as you know what it refers to) 3 select the first cell in this column then click on the Once that is completed, you can begin work on your images. This will vary depending on the source of your pictures and whether it is a new line or not, but it will inform you of the gist of the operation. In your image folder, do one of the following 1 give item 000001's image the same name (ie 000001.gif or jpg) and repeat for all your images. 2 give your suppliers image reference number to become your items own reference number Once this is complete and ALL your images have the same name as the product reference (or vice versa) you can now set to work on getting them into your database (or excel spreadsheet) The steps are set out below. 1 insert a column and name it image_file and inside add your image file reference such as images/my_products/ 2 insert another column and name it image_name (or something similar just as long as you know what it refers to) 3 select the first cell in this column then click on the In your image folder, do one of the following 1 give item 000001's image the same name (ie 000001.gif or jpg) and repeat for all your images. 2 give your suppliers image reference number to become your items own reference number Once this is complete and ALL your images have the same name as the product reference (or vice versa) you can now set to work on getting them into your database (or excel spreadsheet) The steps are set out below. 1 insert a column and name it image_file and inside add your image file reference such as images/my_products/ 2 insert another column and name it image_name (or something similar just as long as you know what it refers to) 3 select the first cell in this column then click on the The steps are set out below. 1 insert a column and name it image_file and inside add your image file reference such as images/my_products/ 2 insert another column and name it image_name (or something similar just as long as you know what it refers to) 3 select the first cell in this column then click on the fx or formula bar 4 select COCATENATE from the option box (normally at the top or listed alphabetically) 5 in the TEXT 1 box click on the first cell of the image file reference column (point 1) 6 in TEXT BOX 2 click on the first items reference number (or part number) 7 in TEXT BOX 3 type your image extension (either .jpg or .gif etc) 8 click ok 9 now drag down to fill in all your items in this column 10 IMPORTANT save this as an EXCEL WORKSHEET. If you save directly to .csv you will have the results, but you will need to recreate completely if you wish to change the references. 11 Now save it as a .csv with a new name (such as sheet1_live) There you have it. All your items now have images added to them. You can then configure your spreadsheet to match your outlets specific import requirements. Hope this helps you.
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