{"section":"tutorials","requestedLocale":"en","requestedSlug":"table-of-base-prices","locale":"en","slug":"table-of-base-prices","path":"docs/en/tutorials/prices/price-settings/table-of-base-prices.md","branch":"main","content":"For a better understanding of how to fill the [table of base prices](/en/tracks/precos-101--6f8pwCns3PJHqMvQSugNfP/P99EjtrlRHk92Q8qDPq29#spreadsheet), read the full description of each field below.\n\n- **SKU ID**: The SKU ID is the number that a specific SKU is identified by. Have a look at our article to find out how you can [find a SKU ID](/en/docs/tutorials/finding-a-sku-id)\n\n- **Cost Price**: Your SKU's production cost. If no such information is available, you can fill this field out with the same value as that of the **Base Price**.\n\n- **Base Price**: A product's reference sales price.\n\n- **List Price**: The list price functions as a SKU's former price assumed to be on sale. It's also known as the \"original price\" and can be shown in your store's window display. This field is optional when registering a price.\n\n> ❗ When filling out the spreadsheet for the **Cost Price**, **Base Price** and **List Price** fields, the characters must be the `General` type. Using other formats will result in errors when importing the spreadsheet.\n\n> ℹ️ In **Cost Price**, **Base Price** and **List Price**, you can insert decimal values separated by dot. Example: `4.95`.\n\nThe next spreadsheet fields are optional, used only to make SKU identification easier. To view these fields in the spreadsheet, you'll need to select the *include metadata in exported tables* export option.\n\n- **SKU name** (View Only): SKU's registered name\n\n- **Product ID** (View Only): A product's ID as registered in the catalog.\n\n- **Product Name** (View Only): Product's name to which the SKU is linked. \n\n- **Ref ID** (View Only): Unique reference code, usually created by a store's internal systems, that facilitates the catalog's product organization. \n\n- **EAN** (View Only): SKU's identification code (barcode)\n\n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n
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\n \n Example of base prices table\n \n
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