Can not add listings to a promo code?

[tiaranistudio]

This is a feature with Etsy instructions shown here but it doesn't work as step 5 below is missing.

To create a promo code:

1. On Etsy.com, go to your Shop Manager.
2. In the Marketing tab, select Sales and Discounts.
3. Choose Create a promo code.
4. Select the options you’d like for your discount. 
5. Choose which individual listings will be eligible for this promo code, or select Add all active listings.
6. Review the details for your promo code, and select Confirm and create code.

Bug? Feature discontinued? Oopsie?

[NanaLetha]

Duplicate post https://community.etsy.com/t5/Managing-Your-Shop/Can-t-add-listings-to-promo-codes/m-p/143816196#M16...

[CappuccinoLace]

AS mentioned in the other thread you posted in.

Once you select a minimum qty or total, it applies to your whole shop, and therefore there is no Step 5.

[ModaMoxie]

This doesn't work... I see no option to add specific listings

[BagmakerSupply]

@ModaMoxie: "I see no option to add specific listings" Using a browser at least, choose 'Order minimum' equals 'none' then click <continue> to get the next page where you can select individual listings or sections.

[WDRwoodworking]

Still does not work

[BagmakerSupply]

@WDRwoodworking: Does not work how? Are you experiencing this using an Etsy app (which one on which operating system) or via mobile browser or desktop browser (which browser and operating system)?

You may want to start a new thread with details as the Etsy moderators tend to close older threads like this one.

[NoFrogsAllowed]

@WDRwoodworking 

The only way you CANNOT select individual items is if you SET a minimum of either quantity or amount.  If you leave it set to NONE, which is the default, then you can select individual items on the next page.  Setting a minimum automatically includes everything in your shop.  This is the way it has worked for over 8 years.

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