Table Configuration

The shipping extension works on a “Best Match” basis. This means it will look for the tightest match first, then work backwards if none can be found. For example if you have 2 rows in the csv, 1 with country code of “US” and one with “*”, then a customer from the US will match on the US row, and a customer from UK will match on the “*” row.

 

Field Name Description
Country ISO3 Country code this rate applies to. Use ‘*’ for all. Multiple countries can be present on a single row (e.g. “GBR,FRA”)
Region/State Defined region code this rate applies to. Use ‘*’ for all.
City Defined city. Use ‘*’ for all.
Zip/Postal code from Zipcode search criteria. If using numeric ranges then set this to the number you wish the search to start from. If using pattern matching then set this to the pattern you require. See below for

more details on patterns available

Zip/Postal code to Only relevant if you are searching for purely numeric postcode

ranges. Please ensure that “Use Zipcode to/from range” is set, otherwise this column is ignored.

Weight from

Starting weight at which this shipping rate applies. Default is ‘*’ for all

Weight to

Ending weight at which this shipping rate applies. Default is ‘*’ for all

Price from

Starting price at which this shipping rate applies. Default is ‘*’ for all

Price to

Ending price at which this shipping rate applies. Default is ‘*’ for all

Item from

Starting #items at which this shipping rate applies. Default is ‘*’ for all

Item to

Ending #items at which this shipping rate applies. Default is ‘*’ for all

Shipping Price

Price of shipping

Delivery Type

Text describing this shipping rate, as shown to the customer in onepage checkout and estimator, e.g. “Via 24-48 Courier”

 

Unlike standard Matrixrate the from/to fields are working on basis of >from and =<to e.g. from 0 to 5 would mean anything greater than 0 and less than or equal to 5.

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