Need help with Variables

Hey, @nikolaygeorgiev!

Thank you for the information.

Did you generate the variations under the Variations section? How are the variations set up?

If you could share screenshots of the set up as my colleague mentioned it would be great. This way we would be able to see exactly how you set this up and try to replicate the issue on our end to investigate it further.

If you can please share how the variation section is looking overall and how each variation is set up.

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Looking forward to your reply.

Have a wonderful day!

Hey, @nikolaygeorgiev!

Thank you for the screenshot, it helped us better understand the issue.

So, the way the variations are set up is creating a conflict.

When you add:

• Any size / Yes
• Any size / No

And then also add each size to the variations you create variations duplicates. This happens because when you have the “any sizes” option, every size has already a variation, you don’t need to also add each size.

The issue is that, from what I understood about your goal, by default it is not possible to set it up exactly as you mentioned.

Let me explain by sharing the different ways you could set this up:

1 – You only have the variation options to Any Size-Yes and Any Size-No. This will generate every possible combination on the product page, but it will make it harder to manage stock for each size as the stock would be tied to the stamp, which you don’t want.

Here’s how it should look:

2 – You remove the Any Size options and add one option to each size, having “any stamp option” to each one. This would make it easy to manage the stock for each t-shirt size without having the stamp affect the stock, but you wouldn’t be able to charge different prices for the Stamp/no stamp option.

Here’s how it should look:

3 – The final option, you add all the possible combinations for sizes and stamps. This way you would be able to set different prices for the stamp options and they wouldn’t affect stock. But each variation of the size would be treated as a different stock. So, if someone buys a S-No Stamp, it wouldn’t change the stock of S-Stamp.

Here’s how it should look:

If one of those options is something you can work with, that is great!

To set it up exactly as you mentioned, I recommend you checking Variation Shared Inventory for WooCommerce. From what I understood from your goal, it seems this plugin should allow you to set it up how you want it by going with option 3 and setting the same size variations to share stock.

I hope this was clarifying.

If you face any issues or have any questions, please let us know so we can assist you further.

Have a wonderful day!