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mikayganda718 · ‎10-30-2019

Hi guys, do you know what the cross or dagger meean? right beside the price under sales tab on seller hub.

a_c_green · ‎10-30-2019

Footnotes are usually explained at either the bottom of the table or the bottom of the page. If you don't see it defined anywhere, does it do anything if you roll your cursor onto it, and/or click on it?

fashunu4eeuh · ‎10-30-2019

Hi, @mikayganda718 as the other poster said, the cross indicates that there is a footnote that corresponds to the item it appears next to. You can find a footnote at the bottom of the page somewhere under the area where the cross appears. Footnotes usually elaborate on or explain additional information regarding the item it highlights.

mikayganda718 · ‎10-31-2019

yeah there is, but I dont understand it?

can you guys try to explain it further? thank you 😞

mcdougle4248 · ‎10-31-2019

@mikayganda718

On my page, the first item is Multi-items orders. All of the items with the cross have at least one item sold from that listing that was part of a multi-item order. So, the difference between the amount I see with the cross next to it and my total for this item is shown in multi-item orders calculation.

mikayganda718 · ‎10-31-2019

oh, so for example I have 4 quantity of the item sold, the difference between the sale I made between the 4 items is the one with the cross? correct?

mcdougle4248 · ‎10-31-2019

@mikayganda718 wrote:
oh, so for example I have 4 quantity of the item sold, the difference between the sale I made between the 4 items is the one with the cross? correct?

Let me try to give you an example with one of my listings. In this screenshot you can see that I have sold 15 of this particular item. The total sales for these items shows $0.00. The reason that it shows $0.00 is because all 15 of these items were sold to buyers that were buying more than one of my items in multi-item orders. The total sales amount from those items is included in the figure at the top of the page where it shows 1. Multi-item orders.

I hope this make sense.