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  • October 23, 2024
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is it possible to import multiple units of measure conversions on the same import scenario?

 

 

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Hi @kstehman ,

Yes.  You would add a row for each UOM on your spreadsheet.  

 

Hope this helps!

Laura

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Hi @kstehman ,

Yes.  You would add a row for each UOM on your spreadsheet.  

 

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Hi @kstehman 

 

I believe so, you should put LineNbr = -1 to add a new line within your import scenario.

 

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