How do you quickly find and end a listing when you have lots of listings

[asset_liquidators]

This used to be easy with My Ebay but in Seller Hub it is extremely time consuming. Of course, it used to be REAL easy years ago when you could end it within the listing but they took that function away numerous years ago. Made it hard with having to go through My Ebay but it could still be done. Now with Seller Hub takes forever to scroll through listings one by one.

Is there an easier way that I have not found?

[jayjaspersgarage]

I locate the listing and revise the price to be the highest priced item.  Then I sort my active listings by highest price to lowest.  This takes less than two minutes.  I hope that helps.

[mtgraves7984 · Accepted solution]

I go to Seller Hub/Listings/Active and use the search filter... pop the title (or a keyword) into the 'Enter value' field.

[reallynicestamps]

Seller Hub-> Active Listings->Search-> Enter Value

Put in one or more words from the Title.

Alternatives:
 Click on Title to put them in alpha-numeric order.

Click on Time to put them in chronological order , either Newly Listed or About to Close.

[southern*sweet*tea]

And if you don't see the search option, click the little arrow next to the word search to open it up.

[dhbookds]

It will pay you dividends to explore Seller Hub....looking and clicking on all the options on a page.........be sure to include all the up/down arrows.....

[luckythewinner]

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@asset_liquidators wrote:

This used to be easy with My Ebay but in Seller Hub it is extremely time consuming.

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The seller hub "active listings" page has a search box right at the top.

I find it incredibly quick and easy. 

[asset_liquidators]

THAT is what I have been trying to find for a good year now. It always defaulted to "summary" so I never noticed I could change it to "search" since it doesn't look like a clickable link and doesn't switch the mouse pointer to a hand when I hover over it.  lol. THANK YOU.