Reply to "Item weight, within CSV files?"

auctivamikedAuctiva Customer Support Manager

Hi PhilthyCollins,

Thanks for posting your question here.

You actually should be able to specify the weights of your items within your CSV files you will be uploading using the Upload from File tool on our site by using separate columns for pounds and ounces.

As long as you enter the values in these columns using the appropriate format (numbers without decimals or fractions), you should find the option to map them to the fields called “Item Weight - Pounds” and “Item Weight - Ounces” using the “Auctiva's Listing Field” drop down menu next to each.

-Mike

11/27/139:49 AM

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