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Is it possible to deactivate an item without deleting it?
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Is it possible to deactivate an item without deleting it? I would like to reactivate later without starting the listing from scratch.

asked over 9 years ago

AEROLeotards
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Yes, it [URL removed]

1. On the listing, next to the title there are 2 links Edit item and Reserve item.
Click to reserve it and You will be able to activate it later.

or 2. My Store —> Batch edit items (choose items You want to deactivate) —> Set [URL removed] —> *_Reserved_ —> *_Apply changes*

answered over 9 years ago

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I simply put a zero quantity in that listing. Then change it back when I am ready. It gets saved as an incomplete draft until you need it.

answered over 9 years ago

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2 Comments

DebbiesCorner says: October 06, 2015

yep easiest way I have found as well.

tomwayne1 says: October 06, 2015

I tried that (it does work), but then unless I only have ONE of the item, I find I have to go back and count them when reactiving the item. So, for me, the Reserve Item works best. I can reactivate without having to change quantities.

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