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The spreadsheet allows scheduling a listing up to 3 weeks into the future, so 25 days won't work.
The spreadsheet heading would be
ScheduleTime
and each value would be listed in ISO 24-hour millisecond format as a Zulu (UTC, GMT) time:
YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.000Z
like this example: 2023-09-18T16:30:00.000Z
You would need to perform the time zone calculations to start a listing at a designated local time if you actually care about when it will start.
To revise the scheduling in bulk, go to your Seller Hub Scheduled Listings page, checkmark the affected listings and use the Actions droplist to reschedule.
Scheduled listings can also be revised through a spreadsheet revision because they are assigned an ItemID or Item Number. The spreadsheet Action column must have the value Revise, and the Item Number (or ItemID ) column must have a valid listing number. Then any columns that require revision can be added to those first two columns. Scheduling is one way to create a "draft" of sorts that can be be updated further, whether manually or through a spreadsheet.
| Action | Item Number | ScheduleTime |
| Revise | 1234567890 | 2023-09-28T16:30:00.000Z |
To remove the schedule in bulk, use the bulk Edit feature within Seller Hub (the button to the left of Action on the above screenshot). When the Bulk Editor opens, select the "Start Time" option to either bulk revise the start date or to remove scheduling and start immediately, as shown below.
At one time, there was a fee for scheduling a listing, but that is no longer the case for US listings. The fee was only charged if the schedule was triggered, causing the listing to appear on the site. If the scheduling fee were still in place, there would be no cost if the scheduling is removed and the listing is started immediately, or if the scheduled listing is ended prior to the scheduled time.
The spreadsheet allows scheduling a listing up to 3 weeks into the future, so 25 days won't work.
The spreadsheet heading would be
ScheduleTime
and each value would be listed in ISO 24-hour millisecond format as a Zulu (UTC, GMT) time:
YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.000Z
like this example: 2023-09-18T16:30:00.000Z
You would need to perform the time zone calculations to start a listing at a designated local time if you actually care about when it will start.
To revise the scheduling in bulk, go to your Seller Hub Scheduled Listings page, checkmark the affected listings and use the Actions droplist to reschedule.
Scheduled listings can also be revised through a spreadsheet revision because they are assigned an ItemID or Item Number. The spreadsheet Action column must have the value Revise, and the Item Number (or ItemID ) column must have a valid listing number. Then any columns that require revision can be added to those first two columns. Scheduling is one way to create a "draft" of sorts that can be be updated further, whether manually or through a spreadsheet.
| Action | Item Number | ScheduleTime |
| Revise | 1234567890 | 2023-09-28T16:30:00.000Z |
To remove the schedule in bulk, use the bulk Edit feature within Seller Hub (the button to the left of Action on the above screenshot). When the Bulk Editor opens, select the "Start Time" option to either bulk revise the start date or to remove scheduling and start immediately, as shown below.
At one time, there was a fee for scheduling a listing, but that is no longer the case for US listings. The fee was only charged if the schedule was triggered, causing the listing to appear on the site. If the scheduling fee were still in place, there would be no cost if the scheduling is removed and the listing is started immediately, or if the scheduled listing is ended prior to the scheduled time.
Yes, you can keep pushing out the schedule. I don't know if there is any limit to that.
