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NSC | CSV Import > Item Record > Add Price for a Specific Price Level
Scenario
User needs to add a Sales Price to a New Price Level for several Item Records via CSV Import.
For this example, we will use these 3 items with Internal IDs 1664, 1665 & 1672. We will be adding a Price for the NSC Price Level.
Create the CSV File
For this Import, user must create a CSV File with at least the following fields:
- Internal ID (Item)
- Price
Perform the CSV Import
- Go to Setup > Import/Export > Import CSV Records
Step 1: Scan & Upload CSV File
Step 2: Import Options
Step 3: File Mapping (Skip -- not necessary since we only have 1 file)
Step 4: Field Mapping
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