.CSV For All Out of Stock Items

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  • Steven Osborne
    Junior Blueparker
    • Mar 2013
    • 29

    #1

    .CSV For All Out of Stock Items

    Hi all. This might seem like a really dumb question but what I would like to do is print off (or download as a .csv) a list of all currently out of stock items on my website so I can easily see what needs attention.

    I have looked around Product Manager and can't see an obvious way of doing this - although I must admit I am not especially skilled in these things .

    Is this possible?
  • Joe@ScoreStore
    Senior Blueparker
    • May 2013
    • 227

    #2
    Catalogue > Export Product Data > Create a new export with all the field you need.
    Joe

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    • Dave
      Senior Blueparker
      • Dec 2007
      • 3981

      #3
      Hi Steven,

      Maybe create yourself an export in Catalogue-->Export Product Data. In the advanced tab your there is a setting to export low or no stock only which should limit the number of products being exported. Run export, download, open file in excel and sort by quantity ascending and delete out any positive stock lines.

      EDIT : Joe beat me to it
      Regards,

      Dave

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      • GreatLight
        Blueparker
        • Sep 2016
        • 94

        #4
        Originally posted by Steven Osborne
        Hi all. This might seem like a really dumb question but what I would like to do is print off (or download as a .csv) a list of all currently out of stock items on my website so I can easily see what needs attention.

        I have looked around Product Manager and can't see an obvious way of doing this - although I must admit I am not especially skilled in these things .

        Is this possible?
        You can download a csv, create just the fields you need, and sort offline, or go to product manager and sort by Quantity, by category etc.
        Graham

        Great Lighting UK Ltd
        www.greatlighting.co.uk

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