Incoming Feed Filter

Modified on Tue, 10 Oct, 2023 at 12:38 PM






Filter (Step 3) is an optional settings only on Update & Add products feed only. It will help to filter the data on the feed data. 



To use this filter, there are a few guidelines:

  1. Column name/index can only be defined once.
  2. Filter multiple keywords with commas as separators.
  3. Must match ALL of the filters below.

Below are a few examples given:


Field Name

Condition

Value

Result Showing


producttype

Equal To 

clothes


When column name producttype,

and don't update/add clothes


vendor

Not Equal To

Adidas


When the column name vendor, 

and don't update/add Adidas


5

Not Equal To

shoes


When a column name 5,

and don't update/add shoes


4

Not Equal To

Tag A


When a column name 4,

and don't update/add Tag A


date

Contain

%Y_%m_%d


When you want to use dynamic dates to update/add the products. Select the condition as Contain


price

Greater Than

50


When you want to update/add products that price greater than 50

description

Start With

comp


When want to match the starting value "comp" which is from this example "comp", "complete", and "computer"

All words that begin with "comp" will be included in the process.

description

End With

less


When want to match the ending value "less" which is from this example "123less", "234less", and "sleeveless"

All words that end with "less" will be included in the process. 

description

Contain

un


When want to match any of the character values "un" which is from this example, "sunny", "tuned", "bunny", and "guns" 

All words that contain "un" will be part of the process. 

description

Contain

*


To exclude the rows with empty values, you can select the condition contain and put value *

3Between 6~12
If the inventory's column mapping relies on an index, and a row has a value of 10 within the range of 6 to 12, only that specific value will be imported or updated within that range. 
descriptionNot Containman
When want to unmatch any of the characters values "man" which is from this example, "man", "manual", "mango", and "manager"

Any words containing "man" will be excluded from the process.



Another example of multiple values to filter can refer below:



Field Name

Condition

Value

Result Showing

Vendor

Equal To 

Adibas, Niqe, Baha


When column name Vendor,

and want to update/add Adibas, Niqe, and Baha

Tag

Not Equal To

New-add, Old, ABC


When column name Tag,

and don't update/add New-add, Old, and ABC

Product Type

Equal To 

Clothes, Shoe, Dress


When column name Product Type,

and want to update/add Clothes, Shoe, and Dress




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