Sometimes it is necessary to remove classification data after it is uploaded. Use either ~empty~
or ~deletekey~
, depending on what you want to remove.
Removing classification data involves uploading a classification file containing ~empty~
or ~deletekey~
in the appropriate cells.
~empty~
or ~deletekey~
.Multiple classifications can belong to the same variable. For example, you can have 2 different classifications of eVar1. If you would like to only remove a single classified value, replace the classification value with ~empty~
. For example:
Inventory SKU (eVar8) | Inventory Name | Inventory Category |
---|---|---|
857467 | V-neck sweater | Women’s clothing |
948203 | Ankle bracelet | Jewelry |
174391 | White corduroy pants | ~empty~ |
Using ~empty~
under the Inventory Category classification still preserves data for the Inventory Name classification. The ~empty~
value only deletes classification data for that cell.
Use ~deletekey~
in any column to delete the entire classification row. For example:
Inventory SKU (eVar8) | Inventory Name | Inventory Category |
---|---|---|
857467 | V-neck sweater | Women’s clothing |
948203 | Ankle bracelet | Jewelry |
174391 | White corduroy pants | ~deletekey~ |
Using ~deletekey~
under the Inventory Category classification deletes all classification data for the key value 174391
. It becomes as if the row was never classified.
~deletekey~
, you only need one per row in a classification file.~empty~
and ~deletekey~
must be exact matches. No spaces or capitalization are allowed.