Hi @anatolianpearls,
Good question! Each variation has its own price, so you set it on the variation itself. Here’s how, with the Dutch labels in brackets:
1. Open the product and go to Product data (Productgegevens) > Variations (Variaties).
2. Click a variation to open it and fill in its Regular price (Reguliere prijs).
3. Click Save changes (Wijzigingen opslaan).
With 10 heights and 10 colours you have 100 variations, which is a lot to fill in one by one. Two ways to make it quicker:
– If only the height changes the price, create one variation per height and set its colour to “Iedere Kleur…” (Any colour). You then only need 10 prices, and customers can still pick any colour. The catch is that you can’t give each colour its own stock or photo.
– If you need all 100 variations, first use Bulk actions > Set regular prices (Normale prijzen instellen) to give every variation your most common price. Then open only the variations that should cost something different and change those. Bulk actions always apply to all variations of the product, so you can’t use them for one height at a time.
This guide covers all of it, including the “Any” option and bulk editing:
https://woocommerce.com/document/variable-product/
I hope that helps 🙂
Thank you Gabriel it is solved.
Glad to hear that, @anatolianpearls! and thanks for letting me know! 🙂
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