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Price list check

Check price lists for missing SKU columns, invalid numeric prices, duplicate SKUs, and row count issues.

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Product code column not named SKU

The price list has a product code column but it may be called 'ItemNumber', 'Product Code', or 'PartNumber'. Without a stable SKU column, pricing rows cannot be matched to products. The header must be renamed to 'SKU' before checking.

Price column stored as text

Prices like '99.99' may be stored as text because of currency symbols, commas, or trailing spaces. Numeric range rules need clean numbers to validate minimum and maximum prices. Remove any non-numeric characters from the Price column before upload.

Duplicate SKU rows

The same SKU appears more than once, often when a list includes historical prices or combined regions. Duplicate SKUs make current pricing ambiguous and can cause incorrect totals. Keep only one active price row per SKU.

Currency values differ within one sheet

One row uses USD, another EUR, and a third has a blank currency cell. Allowed value checks catch labels outside the expected set, which keeps pricing comparisons consistent. Map all currency codes to a single allowed list.

How to fix

FAQ

What price list columns are checked by default?

The default rules check SKU, Price, Currency and Effective Date. The rules match on exact header text, so check that those headers exist and use consistent names. Product Name is not checked by default - a missing name is usually something to review rather than a reason to reject the file.

Why is a price stored as text flagged?

Text values cannot be compared by numeric range rules. Remove currency symbols, commas, and spaces so only numeric price values remain. This allows the checker to confirm that every price falls within the expected range.

Can I use different currencies in the same price list?

The default allowed values include a small set of currency codes such as USD, EUR, and GBP. If your list uses other codes, update the allowed values before running the check. Mixing currencies can make comparisons misleading.

What does a duplicate SKU mean?

A duplicate SKU means the same product appears more than once. Duplicate rows make it unclear which price is current and should be removed or consolidated. Keeping one active row per SKU avoids pricing errors.

Should header notes or summary rows be included?

No. Notes, summary rows, and blank rows are treated as data rows by row-level checks. They create false failures and make row counts misleading. Keep only product detail rows in the sheet before checking.

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