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# Finished Goods Items
If you wish to set up a large number of items at once, you can also do this using a file which can then be imported for you
To do this, we will need a .csv or .xlsx sheet containing your items. The sheet will need a column for each level of your hierarchy, with a name and description each time.
For example, let's say you would like to import items to build the following structure:
This example file could be used.
You can copy this and change the header rows to match your hierarchy and enter the items you wish to import.
{% file src="/files/7qgHLO1MEiJmdRrEj0Ns" %}
Once you have your file ready create a support ticket by selecting the 'Help' menu option and then selecting 'Request Support'.
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