I want to create a list like below but every item in the list has 3 sizes eg 100g 200g 300g

SnehaPrabha

for Eg Nutzo Bar 100g

Nutzo Bar 200g

Nutzo Bar 300g

Raising the Bar 100g

Raising the Bar 200g

Raising the Bar 300g …..

TristanS

@SnehaPrabha there's multiple ways to address this and will really depend on your use cases. You may even end up implementing multiple configurations

1. Add another hierarchy level that includes the size. Example hierarchy below

• Chocolates
  • Nutzo Bar
    • Nutzo Bar 100g
    • Nutzo Bar 200g
    • Nutzo Bar 300g
  • Raising the Bar
    • Raising the Bar 100g
    • Raising the Bar 200g
    • Raising the Bar 200g

2. Include the size as part of the product list and have the product name and size as attributes of that list item. Example hierarchy and module data below

• Chocolates
  • Nutzo Bar 100g
  • Nutzo Bar 200g
  • Nutzo Bar 300g
  • Raising the Bar 100g
  • Raising the Bar 200g
  • Raising the Bar 200g

List Item	Flat Product	Size
Nutzo Bar 100g	Nutzo Bar	100g
Nutzo Bar 200g	Nutzo Bar	200g
Nutzo Bar 300g	Nutzo Bar	300g
Raising the Bar 100g	Raising the Bar	100g
Raising the Bar 200g	Raising the Bar	200g
Raising the Bar 200g	Raising the Bar	300g

3. Other variations of the list. Really depends on your use cases

• Chocolates
  • 100g
    • Nutzo Bar 100g
    • Raising the Bar 100g
  • 200g
    • Nutzo Bar 200g
    • Raising the Bar 200g

Dikshant

@SnehaPrabha,

Create a subset in the size list, making sure you can dynamically add which size you want to attach to the products. Then create a module using Product x Size Subset and then do the concatenation to import it as a code in a new list.

Vamsi_Kaki

Hello @SnehaPrabha , I suggest you to go through concept of "Combination List"

SnehaPrabha

Thanks @TristanS @Dikshant and @Vamsi_Kaki. All of you helped me in solving the problem. I used numbered list and used the property Display Name.

SnehaPrabha