I need to move the items on my Parts List from Rebrickable to My Collection in
Bricklink.
I have checked other threads and I have followed the advices but:
I tried all the ways (CSV, XML) but with the export/import half of the items
are not recognised and the ones that are recognised are not complete (no image
and no colour).
I also tried creating a "Wanted List" in Bricklink, and then save that
file as xml and move it to "My Parts" in Bricklink, but I don't understand
why I get format error if all the work is done within Bricklink, I guess it contains
different data (Wanted List vs My parts Collection)
Please, what is the best way to pass the information of almost 2800 items (+20.000
parts)? from Rebrickable to Bricklink?
[…]
I also tried creating a "Wanted List" in Bricklink, and then save that
file as xml and move it to "My Parts" in Bricklink, but I don't understand
why I get format error if all the work is done within Bricklink, I guess it contains
different data (Wanted List vs My parts Collection)
Remove the «?xml…?» statement at the top. It’s standard, it’s generated by the
website, but the website can’t read it 🤷♂️
Also, you may need to replace all the “MINQTY” (Wanted List) with “QTY” (inventories).
Lastly, personal opinion: don’t bother with My Collection, it’s not finished
and pretty much useless. Continue with Rebrickable or use BrickStore.
[…]
I also tried creating a "Wanted List" in Bricklink, and then save that
file as xml and move it to "My Parts" in Bricklink, but I don't understand
why I get format error if all the work is done within Bricklink, I guess it contains
different data (Wanted List vs My parts Collection)
Remove the «?xml…?» statement at the top. It’s standard, it’s generated by the
website, but the website can’t read it 🤷♂️
Also, you may need to replace all the “MINQTY” (Wanted List) with “QTY” (inventories).
Lastly, personal opinion: don’t bother with My Collection, it’s not finished
and pretty much useless. Continue with Rebrickable or use BrickStore.
Thanks!
Im kind of rookie but what do u mean by "replacing", how do i do it?
"My collection" Bricklink is the only part list connected to Studio I
think. It is useful to use that palette to know what pieces can i use from my
collection and what pieces still left and need to buy to complete my .io project
list.
If there is another way to introduce a collection part list into Studio palette,
that would be great!
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sorry but, where to remove the statement? top of where?
Im kind of rookie but what do u mean by "replacing", how do i do it?
Open the XML file in a text editor (like Notepad or TextEdit, not Word).
Delete the «?xml blah?» on the first line.
Then ‘search & replace’ all MINQTY with QTY.
"My collection" Bricklink is the only part list connected to Studio I
think. It is useful to use that palette to know what pieces can i use from my
collection and what pieces still left and need to buy to complete my .io project
list.
If there is another way to introduce a collection part list into Studio palette,
that would be great!
Advantage: you don’t need to be logged in (or connected) in Studio.
Disadvantage: it’s not updated automatically. You need to delete it and recreate
it when it changes.
(It needs to be a Wanted List, so with MINQTY, not QTY.)
[…]
sorry but, where to remove the statement? top of where?
Im kind of rookie but what do u mean by "replacing", how do i do it?
Open the XML file in a text editor (like Notepad or TextEdit, not Word).
Delete the «?xml blah?» on the first line.
Then ‘search & replace’ all MINQTY with QTY.
"My collection" Bricklink is the only part list connected to Studio I
think. It is useful to use that palette to know what pieces can i use from my
collection and what pieces still left and need to buy to complete my .io project
list.
If there is another way to introduce a collection part list into Studio palette,
that would be great!
Advantage: you don’t need to be logged in (or connected) in Studio.
Disadvantage: it’s not updated automatically. You need to delete it and recreate
it when it changes.
(It needs to be a Wanted List, so with MINQTY, not QTY.)
THANKS!! it worked, i have now all data correctly in "My collection"
and in "Wanted list"
but...
when i open a wanted list (parts list from a Studio project), there is no units
in the "have" box:
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when i open a wanted list (parts list from a Studio project), there is no units
in the "have" box:
Yes, that’s why I said in my first post that My Collection wasn’t finished: there’s
no links to WLs, no way to compare a WL to My Collection or whatever.
It’s just a list of what you have… without even a price estimation.
[…]
I also tried creating a "Wanted List" in Bricklink, and then save that
file as xml and move it to "My Parts" in Bricklink, but I don't understand
why I get format error if all the work is done within Bricklink, I guess it contains
different data (Wanted List vs My parts Collection)
Remove the «?xml…?» statement at the top. It’s standard, it’s generated by the
website, but the website can’t read it 🤷♂️
Also, you may need to replace all the “MINQTY” (Wanted List) with “QTY” (inventories).
Lastly, personal opinion: don’t bother with My Collection, it’s not finished
and pretty much useless. Continue with Rebrickable or use BrickStore.
sorry but, where to remove the statement? top of where?
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