DRAGON_ASIN2SKU

Maps ASINs to matching seller SKUs.

Syntax

=DRAGON_ASIN2SKU(account, [ASIN], [marketplace], [fulfillment], [columns], [header], [transpose])

Parameters in [brackets] are optional. Leave an optional parameter blank to include everything.

This page is also available inside Sheets – type =DRAGON_ASIN2SKU("help") in any cell to get the same reference without leaving your spreadsheet.

Sample output

Example output from the Nordvik demo store – your sheet shows your own store's data.

A1fx=DRAGON_ASIN2SKU("Nordvik", "", "US", "FBA")
ABCD
1marketplaceasinskufnsku
2USB0KNIT0101NV-HAT-CHARCOALX0KNIT0101
3USB0KNIT0104NV-HAT-NAVYX0KNIT0104
4USB0KNIT0109NV-TEE-BLACK-LX0KNIT0109
5USB0KNIT0121NV-SWT-CHARCOAL-LX0KNIT0121

Parameters

ParameterRequiredDescription
accountRequiredAccount nickname, account number (1, 2, ...) or Amazon account id. Leave empty if you have only one account.
ASINOptionalOptional ASIN or an ASIN list separated by ;. Also accepts a cell range like A2:A100 or INDIRECT() pointing to a list.
marketplaceOptionalOptional marketplace/country code such as US, CA, or MX.
fulfillmentOptionalOptional fulfillment filter: FBA or FBM.
columnsOptionalOptional output columns separated by ;.
headerOptionalUse no, false, or 0 to suppress the output header row. Default: Yes.
transposeOptionalUse yes, true, or 1 to transpose the output.

Columns

Columns are evaluated left to right: a field or group name adds columns, a leading - removes them. default and all select the default or full column set.

ColumnDefaultDescription
marketplaceYesMarketplace
asinYesASIN
skuYesSKU
fnskuYesFNSKU

Examples

=DRAGON_ASIN2SKU("Mystore", "B0MYASIN01", "US", "FBA")