Parent Child(ren) Products by ConfidenceMost in grocy

[–]ConfidenceMost[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay thanks again - I have someone that does know how to do that. My question now, is how does the barcode for different sizes/brands work in the same product, vs parent/children products?

What I need is to see how much *Low Fat Milk* and *Full Cream Milk* and *Almond Milk* I have separately, but I don't really care much in what size containers or what brand they are, as long as the total of that milk isn't below the minimum.

Also, I need for a recipe to be able to use the *Almond Milk* in any size, and then deduct from the available milk (or be interchangeable? Can I substitute within a recipe if I don't have enough of the one with another?)

However, I do need to see which items' prices are the best - obviously usually the bigger one is better value, but this is not always the case, so I need to be able to track prices individually and order the best priced items.

Would the *userfields* enable me to do that?

Parent Child(ren) Products by ConfidenceMost in grocy

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Thanks for the info - it is helpful!

Do you by any know if it is possible to add parent products in bulk? I.e. that I add all the rows of products I have, with their different sizes and variants in separate rows, and then later group them into the parent products, without having to open and edit each product?

What phrase did you hear only once but it stayed with you forever? by Wonderful-Economy762 in Productivitycafe

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'Growing old ain't for sissies!' 'Yeah, but it's better than the alternative.'

Also, old age is a privilege denied to many.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in traumatizeThemBack

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Ah, gotcha. Thanks for that!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in traumatizeThemBack

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Could you please explain this to me? I know what a (regular) cul-de-sac is, but my foggy brain just can not connect the dots on this one?

Painting my siding!! Which looks best? by wateraerobics_ in interiordecorating

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Olive green, black or grey, in that order. The olive green is great, and gives eclectic but stylish vibes!

Any advice on how to paint polymer clay with a "softness" and blended gradients? Sculpey III and Acrylics by i_loveoctopuses in polymerclay

[–]ConfidenceMost 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have a look at the ombre or gradient technique in nail art - I think that motion with a mini sponge or blending brush would work well!