I have multiple inventory items that I would like to sell one or two of. The problem is, when I list them there is no way to differentiate that you only want to sell one item.

Is there a way to "spread them out" in your inventory so that you can sell one at a time?

Thank you for your help!

If you press and hold shift when you click on the item, and then click on a blank space in your inventory it'll come up with a box saying: "How many Stacks do you want to split?" Replace the number in the box with the number of items you want to separate out and you'll get a new pile of whichever item you wanted. ^.^ Hope this helps! ^.^

Great Let me try that!

Have a great evening!

Edit! I need the iMac version - command works like shift but I might be missing one something else

Any Mac Users?????

I used to have a friend with a MacBook and I know it had a shift key. Is it different for different Mac products?

It is the same for all of the Mac Products, however the commands are different than how they operate compared with an PC. I just happen to be using my iMac with a wireless mouse because the mouse gives me more control and a bigger screen to work with.

It does have a shift key, but for most of the commands when using a PC you would use Command in place of the Shift key.

I tried both and nothing happened - why I am asking if another key (tab, alt or one of the Function keys) needs to be used at the same time. (Of course with my luck, my cat would walk across the keyboard and it would work but I would have no idea which key it was because the cat did it - giggle).

Gotcha. Usually the only reason I ever used my friend's MacBook was if we were watching movies together, so it didn't even occur to me that there could be these sort of differences. I really hope somebody can answer your question.

Yes, superior graphics - they have been favored by graphic artists long before there was every a MacBook created.

I am one of those who have been an "Apple" gal for a long time. I tend to use them until they die - my MacBook is 6 or 7 years old - a bit slow and heavy, but it still works. I have a MacAir but only for travel - screen a bit too small for my aging eyes).

I got the iMac because I was setting up an office and wanted something with a larger screen. I did not get the biggest one - it would have been too big for the space - I should repost this topic.