GORILLA_ISFBA() – Check if a SKU or ASIN is FBA or FBM or both
Sample Usage
🚨 Use ranges (e.g.A2:A1000) in your formula wherever possible for quicker results and to prevent Google from blocking your account for 24 hrs due to overloading their resources.
=GORILLA_ISFBA("TOY STORE", D2)=GORILLA_ISFBA("TOY STORE", A1:A1000, "US")=GORILLA_ISFBA("TOY STORE", A1:E10)Syntax Description
Description:
Check if a SKU or ASIN is FBA or FBM or both
Syntax:
GORILLA_ISFBA(Seller ID, sku, [marketplace])
Seller ID – REQUIRED
Enter the seller ID or nickname you entered in your Gorilla account.
sku – REQUIRED
SKU or ASIN to filter the results. Can be a range of values like A1:A100 or SKU111, SKU222, SKU333 or ASIN123.
marketplace – OPTIONAL
Marketplace country filter. Country codes are US, CA, MX, BR, UK, DE, ES, IT, FR, NL, SE, TR, IN, SE, AU, SG, JP. Use DEFAULT for seller default.
Examples:
🚨 Use ranges (e.g.A2:A1000) in your formula wherever possible for quicker results and to prevent Google from blocking your account for 24 hrs due to overloading their resources.
=GORILLA_ISFBA("TOY STORE", D2)Uses the ASIN or SKU entered in cell D2 and returns the result of whether it is FBA or FBM
=GORILLA_ISFBA("TOY STORE", A1:A1000, "US")Bulk method to check whether the SKUs or ASINs listed in A1:A1000 are FBA, FBM or both.
=GORILLA_ISFBA("TOY STORE", A1:E10)Formula supports 2D directions. Not just a single row or column.