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# excluir i prodotti en la fase Categorie

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#### Disattivando le Categorie si escludono i prodotti

Disattivando una Categoria, si esclude ogni ítem mappato a quella Categoria de il canale.
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excluir i prodotti quando non vuoi pubblicizzarli tramite un canale.

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#### Apri il passaggio Categorie

En il tuo canale, apri **Categorie**.
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#### Apri Categorie manuali

Fai clic **Categorie manuali**.
{% endstep %}

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#### Selecciona le Categorie Para excluir

Selecciona la casella di controllo per ogni Categoria che vuoi excluir.
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#### Disattiva le Categorie seleccionado

1. En **Altre azioni**, fai clic su **+** menu a discesa.
2. Fai clic **Disattiva seleccionado**.
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#### Controlla i prodotti esclusi

En le Estadísticas, controlla quanti prodotti le Categorie disattivate escludono.
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#### Suggerimento

Puoi anche [excluir i prodotti con regole di Categoria](/manage-improve-product-data/manage-product-and-improve-data-it/categorize-products/manual-categorization/add-category-rule.md).
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