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Fix Shopify CSV import errors: merged cells expanded, leading zeros kept (00127 stays 00127). Works offline, no upload. Shopify rejects the whole file, not the bad row — and it never tells you which row broke. Most of those failures are two things: merged cells and leading zeros. This extension fixes both. WHY YOUR IMPORT FAILS Merged cells. A supplier table where "Variant" spans colour and size uses rowspan and colspan. Flatten it in Excel and every column shifts one to the right — prices land in the SKU column. This extension expands every merged cell into a complete row, so every row has every column. Leading zeros. Your SKU is 00127. Excel stores it as 127, and nothing matches your warehouse afterwards. Identifier columns are written as text, so 00127 stays 00127. WHAT YOU GET - Clean CSV that the Shopify importer accepts on the first try - Two-row headers joined (Variant_Color, Variant_Size) - Saved mappings per table layout - Div-based tables detected as well as <table> WHAT IT DOES NOT DO - It does not connect to your store. You press "import" in Shopify yourself. - It does not guess. If a table cannot be parsed it says so instead of exporting junk. - It does not upload anything. Everything happens in your browser. PRIVACY No host permissions, no server, no account. The extension cannot read the pages you visit. FREE VS PRO Free version exports the first 10 rows so you can test on your own table. $9 once removes the cap. The licence is verified offline in your browser — there is no activation server.
Nov 1, 2026
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