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# Schedules

Use schedules to define when to offer discounts or sales prices, or to identify times when the sales of certain items are blocked.

1. Click **Merchandising**.
2. Click **Schedules**.
3. Do one of the following:

* To add a new schedule, click **New**.
* To edit an existing schedule, select it and click **Edit**.
* To copy an existing schedule, select it and click **Copy**.

4. In the **Description** field enter the name of the discount.
5. From **Time Increment**, select the time increments to use in the schedule, i.e., 15 minute increments, 30 minute increments, 1 hour increments.
6. Select a block of time when you want the schedule to be in effect, e.g., Monday 11:00 am to 11:15 am and click **Set**. Repeat until you have set the schedule for all of the desired blocks of time.
7. If you want to remove a block of time from the schedule, select it and click **Clear**.
8. Click **Save And Close**.


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