You can use predefined macros for a certain type of operation.
For more information about how to open the Exported Value section, please check
Attribute Merge
You can simply merge any selected attributes and strings together.
// optimization of URL for better SEO
{{brand}}-{{size}}-only-{{price_final_include_tax}}-{{currency}}
Result: Adidas-L-only-55-EUR
// optimization of product names for better SEO
{{brand}} T-shirt {{name}} {{size}} for only {{price_final_include_tax}} {{currency}}
Result: Adidas T-shirt DoItNow XL for only 55 EUR
// note double curling brackets surrounding attribute code
Increase Price by 15%
You can increase the selected price by 15% (the percentage amount is possible to adjust).
Rounding is done automatically according to the specification of a given feed or channel.
// increasing the price by 15%
[[{{price_final_include_tax}} * 1.15]]
// note double curling brackets surrounding attribute code
Increase price by 25
You can easily increase the selected price by 25 (the increased amount is possible to adjust).
// increasing the price by 25
[[{{price_final_include_tax}} + 25]]
// note double curling brackets surrounding attribute codes
Decreasing price by 5
// decreasing the price by 5
[[{{price_final_include_tax}} - 5]]
Empty Math Operation
You can increase or decrease the values of numeric attributes. It's possible to use various types of math operations (such as +, -, *, and /) to combine attributes and values.
// standard math operations
[[ +-*/ ]]
Condition Macros
Examples of condition macros
- Empty Condition
- Attribute Value Condition
- Return first not empty value
- Return value after first TRUE condition
- Concatenate all values with TRUE condition
For more information about how to use conditions please check
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