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3.1.9.2. Filtering via attributes of product links

You are on the Products dialog page and have a long product list?

Then is makes sense to filter the list by some attributes of the link table such as Product filter, Quality, Type, Editing state or Affinity for example in order to process the remaining product links.

Therefor click on the button Filter . -> The respective dialog opens.

Select one of the following options:

  • Show all products

  • Show unclassified products

  • Show classified products

  • Show filtered products

    If you select this option the grayed out area is activated with further options:

    • Product filter -> Show products without links

      If the checkbox is activated then you will see products without link. At these products the little black arrow at the beginning of line is missing.

    • Filter products by containing links

      If the checkbox is activated then you will see products with links.

      You can recognize products with links at the little black arrow at the beginning of line.

      You can recognize products with links at the little black arrow at the beginning of line.

      If this option is activated then further options under Type, Status and Affinity are selectable.

      • Type: There are two types: D for duplicate (unique assignment / 100%) and V for variant.

        • Duplicate deactivated -> Only variants are displayed.

        • Variant deactivated -> Only unique links are displayed (100%).

      • Editing state: There are the three attributes auto, default or valid.

        • valid stands for products explicitly assigned via context menu command Change category to ... -> Vaild.

          Deactivated: All products not explicitly set on Valid are displayed.

        • other (this includes "auto" and "default") stands for automatically (via pipeline) or manually assigned products.

          Deactivated: Only products explicitly set on Valid are displayed.

      • Affinity:

        • unique deactivated -> Ambiguous products are displayed.

        • not unique deactivated -> Unique products are displayed.

    Example: Hide unique products

    Therefor deactivate the checkbox Duplicate.

    -> Duplicates are displayed.

    "Duplicate" deactivated" -> Unique assignments are hidden.

    "Duplicate" deactivated" -> Unique assignments are hidden.

    Now you can manually assign the displayed variants.

More information on the "Products" dialog can be found under Section 3.1.8, “Article assignment - Products - Column definitions”.