Enay has a box on the left that allows you to see what items in a category sold in the past 31 days. I do not see a link here or is it hidden?
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PENNYLANE_TREASURES_ Reputation: 166 See PENNYLANE_TREASURES_'s booth |
This is an official Bonanza response.
Hi COMICTREASURES,
Thanks for writing about your sold items. If you point to Selling and click on Recent Sales you will see a link you can click to have your sales emailed to you in a CSV file. You can also sort them in many different ways, although category is not one of them.
If you need assistance with this please contact us at [email protected] and we can provide personal assistance!
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BonanzaShelly Bonanza Staff See BonanzaShelly's booth |
Do a search
when the results come up
Check the left hand column to narrow search results..
Scroll down to Refine search
one of the option is
Sold in the Last Year
If you wish to find your own items SOLD by category use Batch Edit
Status is SOLD
Use category ID to select category and then sort by newest to get the latest items sold…
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I apologize if I miss understood the questions
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
COMICTREASURES [URL removed]
“I know that… where are SOLD items listed?”
See this screenshot [URL removed]
(I can’t save any photo to my B. listings right [URL removed] so I couldn’t add it here using exclamation marks).
E.g. Sold items – the search results for words “tractor toy” (as ccmom wrote, You can see ‘Sold in the Last Year’ items):
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ArtistsUnion Reputation: 3676 See ArtistsUnion's booth |
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