Reply to "New Posting Rates- bulk editing possible?"

dannoMember

Hmmmm....it probably depends on the method you were using, Flat or Calc. I'm guessing Flat, or the USPS prices would simply substitute. If you are using a consistent Flat structure and maybe only a few different prices, there might be a way....

How about setting up a Shipping Profile(s) and use the Find & Replace to substitute. You may have to segregate listing by rate needed before you run the batch. I'd at least try that method with a few test cases.

Oh...and once you've got profiles, the next round of price increase is a snap.

Danno

5/20/083:30 PM

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