you need to first create the attribute ("Size") in (Tools->Option Name Manager), then create the values under Option Values Manager (ie., a field for S, another filed for M, another for L, another for XL, etc)...
Then you can export the template from easy pop (export the model/attributes template), then fill it.
For pricing and visibility, you have to have a number to have it view...(eg,. S & M are the same price, but L is +$5, and XL is +$7) then you put 0's in the S & M fields, and "5" and "7" in the respective fields..
I use this a bit, with somewhat mixed results...
My experience:
1. you can't change the Attribute NAME or the Value Name from record to record....
- - (the "Size" Attribute can NEVER be used as say "style" on another record, and you can't name "XL" as "really big" on a differnt record) -- - -there is something in te way the database pulls it, that titles in attribute names and value names will 'burp" if changed much.....
If there is a work-around on this, i'd love to know it.. my sites have hourly uploads, and with the qty of attribs i run, it takes quite a while....
2. I think there might be a problem with Easy Pop in terms of max # of attributes... I don't know this, and would love to know the answer myself..(see my post above as explanation). I'm running 12 attribute Names, with anywhere from 5 - 36 attribute values for each attribute name... and it seems to be causing some sort of issue.....
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