First introduced in version 5.6.3: For selected products, you can revoke allocated values from list of values attributes using this action.
Step 1: Search products
In the first step, you can use one of the search functions to search for a selection of products. You can either use the standard search only, or you can enhance the standard search by using the advanced search.
Use the standard search
In order to use the standard search functions, proceed as follows:

- From the "Retrieval level" menu
, select the product structure level down to which the bulk update shall extend. You can choose between the options "Product", "Variant" and "Item". - Move the upper toggle switch
to the
position to activate the standard search. - Specify the search parameters:
- Either enter a single product respectively item number or specify a range of product numbers.
- In order to search for a single product number respectively a single item number, move the lower toggle switch
to the
position and enter the respective number in "Product no. / Item no." field
. - In order to search for a range of product numbers, move the toggle switch to the
position. Then enter the start product number and the end product number in the "from Product no." and "to Product no." fields.
- In order to search for a single product number respectively a single item number, move the lower toggle switch
- Possibly enter a product name in the "Name" field
. - From the "Product state" menu
, possibly select a product state. You can choose between the options "All", "Only active products" and "Only deleted products". - Possibly select a search mode from the "Search mode" menu
. The selected search mode specifies the principle according to which the search function is executed. Click here to find more information about the different search modes.
- Either enter a single product respectively item number or specify a range of product numbers.
- In order to proceed to the next slider, click on the button.
- In order to reset the search settings, click on the button.
Use the list search
You can use the list search to search for a range of numbers. These can be, for example, product, variant or item numbers. You only have to set the corresponding search attribute.

- From the "Retrieval level" menu
, select the product structure level down to which the bulk update shall extend. You can choose between the options "Product", "Variant" and "Item". - Move the upper toggle switch
to the
position to activate the list search. - From the "Search attribute" menu
, select a type of number (e.g. "Product number"). - Enter the numbers in the "Number list" field
. You can separate the numbers by semicolons or line breaks. - Possibly select a search mode from the "Search mode" menu
. The selected search mode specifies the principle according to which the search function is executed. Click here to find more information about the different search modes.
Use the advanced search
Using the advanced search you can further specify the search by using particular attributes and their values as search parameters. You can either assemble a selection of attributes or you can use a search favorite in which the appropriate attributes and their values are already grouped.
Assemble an attribute selection and specify search parameters
In order to assemble an attribute selection and to specify the search parameters, proceed as follows:

- Tick the "Advanced search" checkbox to show interface elements of the advanced search.
- Click on the
button to call up the corresponding dialog box.
- Optional Enter a search term in the search field
to filter the list of attributes by a search term. - Select an attribute You can also select multiple attributes:
- To select an attribute, transfer it from the left column
to the right column
. To do so, click on the attribute
. - To deselect an attribute, transfer it from the right column back to the left column. To do this, click on the attribute.
- To select an attribute, transfer it from the left column
- Click on the button
to finalise the attribute selection.
the dialog box closes and the selected attributes are shown.

- Enter the respective search parameters in the input fields of the individual attributes respectively select them from the menus.
- In order to further specify particular search parameters, click on the
button in the input field of the respective attribute.
The corresponding dialog box is shown. Make the appropriate settings and click on the button. Further information about this matter you can find here.

- In order to proceed to the next slider, click on the button.
- In order to reset the search settings, click on the button.
- Click here to learn more about the handling of the dialog box for selecting attributes.
- Using the
button and the
button you can transfer all the attributes from one column to the other column at once.

- In order to turn the attribute selection in the right-hand column back to the standard selection, click on the
button. Following this, the corresponding submenu is shown. Click on the option "
Reset selection to default". - In order to save the current selection in the right-hand column as a new standard selection, click on the
button. Following this, the corresponding submenu is shown. Click on the option "
Save selection as default".
Call up existing search favourites
In order to call up an existing search favorite, proceed as follows:

- Tick the "Advanced search" checkbox
to show the interface elements of the advanced search. - Select a search favorite from the "Search favorite" menu
. Following this, the respective attributes are shown below the menu. The same applies to the attribute values which are specified as search parameters.
- Possibly make changes to the search parameters:
- In order to change a search parameter, click on the respective attribute field and enter a new value respectively select one or several values from the corresponding menu.
- In order to further specify particular search parameters, click on the
button in the input field of the respective attribute.
The corresponding dialog box is shown. Make the appropriate settings and click on the button. Further information about this matter you can find here.
- In order to proceed to the next slider, click on the button.
- In order to reset the search settings, click on the button.
Step 2: Select an action
In the second step, you can select the action which will be applied to the selected products:

- Click on the “Reduce multiple value set” action to select it.
- Click on the button to proceed to the next slider or click on the button to get back to the previous slider.
Step 3: Select attributes
In the third step, you can select the attributes which you want to update. To do so, proceed as follows:
- Optional: Enter a search term in the search field
to filter the list of attributes by a search term. - Select an attribute. You can also select multiple attributes:
- To select an attribute, transfer it from the left column
to the right column
. To do so, click on the attribute
. - To deselect an attribute, transfer it from the right column back to the left column. To do this, click on the attribute.
- To select an attribute, transfer it from the left column
- Select a context level from the “Context” menu
. This is the context level on which the product data is to be updated.

- Click on the button to proceed to the next slider or click on the button to get back to the previous slider.
Step 4: Select attribute values
In the fourth step, you can see a list of the selected attributes. Here you can select the attribute values that are to be revoked from the individual attributes. To do so, proceed as follows:
- Click on the first attribute
to expand the corresponding menu:
- Optional: Enter a search term in the search field
to filter the list of attribute values by a search term. - In the value list
, tick each of the values you want to revoke from the attribute. - Click on the
button
to finalise the attribute value selection.
The menu closes and the selected values are shown.
- Optional: Enter a search term in the search field
- Possible select values for further attributes.

- Click on the button to proceed to the next slider or click on the button to get back to the previous slider.
Step 5: Finalise the mass data update
In the last step, you can see an overview of the update to be carried out. This includes the number of products, variants resp. items to be updated as well as a list of the selected attributes and their values.
- In order to finalise the mass data update, click on the button.
A success message is shown. The attribute values of the selected attributes are now updated. - In order to go back to the previous slider, click on the button.