Modifiers vs Options?

[stephenhhector]

Hello all. I have a pizzeria which sells around 10 x different variants of pizza (cheese, Hawaiian etc), each comes in 3 sizes (10", 14", 16"), all variants/sizes have different prices (i.e. 30 x different prices for 30 pizzas) then the customer can choose to add 'standard' toppings or 'premium' toppings which obviously differ by size. So a premium topping such extra cheese or chicken on a 10" is $2, $4 for a 14", $6 for a 16" and so on. Standard topping like basil or jalapenos is $1, $2, and $3 and so on.

How do I treat the import excel template? Do I just add sizes (10/14/16) under 'options' and premium/standard as modifiers?

Where do I put the separate costs for pizza variants? Under 'Option' and 'Option Value'?

Where do I add the cost for the modifiers? 

Any guidance would be gratefully received. 

[Hanna]

Hello there, dear user!

1. If you will set the modifiers on excel, you need to activate the add-ons. For example: Modifier -> "Name of modifier" Here, it's only necessary to specify one character: 'Y' (Yes) – if the item has a modifier, or 'N' (No) – if it is not available.

2. For the Variants cost, you need to put it on the 'cost' section on the Excel file and add the variant option on the next column. 

Sample format of Variants in Excel:

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3. Where do I add the cost for the modifiers? : Unfortunately, it is not possible to add cost in modifiers. You can only add prices on the options.