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Oof. These sound like product variations, yes? Have you looked into using a .csv to format the data and import? IIRC, you base the variations on the product's ID (internal to WooCommerce, not the same as the SKU). I'm a bit rusty on this...
So, thinking how it looks in WC. You set the product data as 'variable', create custom product attributes (XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL), then set up variations for each of the 500 products. At this point, your .csv with prices against sizes would be uploaded and magically populate everything.
Uh. I am reading that back and thinking I'm missing something so, rather than trash your live system with my error-prone memories - have a look here:
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/variable-product/
tl;dr Yes. I feel your pain. Yes. It's possible to take some of the pain out and avoid the mistakes of manual entry of every. sodding. product. variant.