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01 February, 2022

How to Import Configurable Products in Magento 2

 Programing Coderfunda     February 01, 2022     MAGENTO TUTORIALS     No comments   

How to Import Configurable Products in Magento 2


This guide will walk you through how to import configurable products in Magento 2 using CSV file.

Step 1: Prepare your CSV file

Go to your Magento Admin > System > Data Transfer > Import.

From the Entity Type drop-down selections, choose Products and make sure your File Format is CSV.

magento import configurable products

In Import Behavior, click and choose Add/Update.

import behaviour

After which, click on the Download sample file and you’ll receive a .CSV file containing the products whose SKUs you just put down.

Step 2: Complete the CSV file

Open your downloaded CSV file.

magento sample file

You’ll see that other fields in the CSV import file of configurable products are the same as the file of simple products. Yet, with configurable products, you’ll need to add some fields and follow the instructions:

additional columns
  1. List children products before configurable ones
  2. Make sure the value in the ‘attribute_set_code’ column matches the name of the Attribute Set.
  3. Add the ‘additional_attributes’ column and enumerate all the attribute set values for each child product. Put the attributes in the format as attribute_label=atrribute_value, separated by a comma.
  4. Add the ‘configurable_variations’ column and fill in the set of SKU and Option (only for the parent products). Put the products in the format as SKU = child_sku, attribute_label=attribute_value, separate by ‘|”. The value attribute must correspond to the product value.
  5. Add and check the correlation between the Attribute Code and the Label name in the ‘configurable_variation_labels’ column (only for the parent products). Here you’ll declare an attribute in the format as attribute_code=attribute_label, separated by a comma.

Step 3: Import CSV file

Go back to your Magento backend, go to System > Data Transfer > Import.

magento data import menu

Then go to File to Import > Select File to Import. Select the file you want to import into your Magento store system.

file to import

And click on Check Data on the right corner.

check data

You can leave other fields as they already are by default.

After the data checking process completes, you can proceed to import if the checking result is valid, else you need to edit your CSV file until it is free of error.

magento validation result

Click Import to start the import process. When everything’s done you will receive the below success message.

magento import success

Now you can go to your frontend to check the result.


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