+<p redactor-attributes="{}" style="" dir="ltr"><strong>In this article:</strong></p> <a target="_self" href="#Overview">Overview</a><br /> <a target="_self" href="#Create_Variant_Groups">Create Variant Groups</a> <a target="_self" href="#Items_Dashboard_Method">Items Dashboard Method</a><br /> <a target="_self" href="#Full_Item_Spec_Method">Full Item Spec Method</a><br /> <a target="_self" href="#API_Method">API Method</a> <a target="_self" href="#Multi-select">Multi-select Attributes</a> <br /> <a target="_self" href="#Update_Variant_Group">Update Variant Groups</a> <a redactor-attributes="{}" style="" dir="ltr" target="_self" href="#Adding_Items_to_an_Existing_Group">Add Items to an Existing Variant Group</a><br /> <a target="_self" href="#Removing_Items_from_a_Variant_Group">Remove Items from a Variant Group</a> <a target="_self" href="#Combine_group">Combine Two Variant Groups</a> <br /> <a target="_self" href="#Separate_Group">Separate a Single Variant Group into Multiple Groups</a><br /> <a target="_self" href="#Add_New_Attribute">Add New Variant Attributes</a> <a target="_self" href="#Merged_Variant_Groups">Merged Variant Groups</a> <a redactor-attributes="{}" style="" dir="ltr" target="_self" href="#Variant_Limits">Variant Limits</a> <a redactor-attributes="{}" style="" dir="ltr" target="_self" href="#Variant_Errors">Variant Group Errors</a> <a redactor-attributes="{}" style="" dir="ltr" target="_self" href="#Selecting_Invalid_Variant_Attributes">Selecting Invalid Variant Attributes</a><br /> <a target="_self" href="#Variant_Group_Limits">Variant Group Limits</a><br /> <a target="_self" href="#Duplicate_Variants">Duplicate Variants</a> <a redactor-attributes="{}" style="" dir="ltr" target="_self" href="#Helpful_Resources">Helpful Resources</a> <p></p><h2 redactor-attributes="{}" style="" id="Overview" dir="ltr">Overview</h2><p>A variant group is a group of individual items that only differ by a few attributes. This is what a variant group looks like on Walmart.com:</p><p redactor-attributes="{}" style="" dir="ltr"></p><img display-type="display" redactor-attributes="{"position":"left"}" inline="false" asset-name="rtaImage_(25).jpeg" asset-type="image/jpeg" asset-uid="blta78588c5804da9e9" style="" type="asset" dir="ltr" content-type-uid="sys_assets" class-name="embedded-asset" src="***REMOVED***/v3/assets/***REMOVED***/blta78588c5804da9e9/64ff36130812c3000a04e7bc/rtaImage_(25).jpeg" /><p redactor-attributes="{}" style="" dir="ltr"></p><p redactor-attributes="{}" style="" dir="ltr"><strong><em>**NOTE: </em></strong><em>All items in a variant group should be included as separate items in the spec sheet. For instance, if you have a T-shirt that comes in two colors and three different sizes, you should have a total of six rows with each variation defined in a separate row. </em></p>
0 commit comments