How to import data to custom attributes
Importing data to custom attributes is very simple - the column of the field has to be named according to the following pattern:
underscore symbol + attribute's alias
For example, if the alias of your custom attribute is "additional_features," then the name of the column in the CSV file should be "_additional_features."
Predefined values
Besides, if you are going to import data to fields with predefined values (i.e., select, radio, checkbox), then as a value, you should provide the exact name of the value or list of values separated with a comma.
For example, if the checkbox field has available options [Alfa|Bravo|Charlie|Delta] and your product has values "Bravo" and "Charlie." The content of the appropriate cell in the CSV file should be: "Bravo, Charlie."
Example
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