1. Use the Batch Edit Item page to filter the items you want to export to a CSV file (basically, that’s a generic file that will load into a spreadsheet file).
2. Select Inventory Details
3. Export the file. The completion time depends on how many items you are exporting. When it is finished, you can download the file (from that same Batch Edit page) to your computer.
4. Open the file with a spreadsheet program (like Excel or OpenOffice).
You should be able to dictate the columns that the data will go into. You may or may not have to change the “headers” on the spreadsheet columns to match up with the requirements of the site that imports your Bonanza items.
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