Post Date a Schedule that already ran

Post Date a Schedule that already ran

If you got a request to post date a scheudle you already ran, the video below will show you how.    If it is an agency requesting it , just keep in mind you cannot send them a post dated XML.  You can only send them a Report. 

NOTE:  You cannot add past dates but you can change what books the schedule is based on.  The video will show you how to switch books.   If  part of the campaign has already ran and the rest has not yet, you will need to create a flight(s) for the already ran part of the schedule.  Then when you go to setup to add dates as shown in the video, do not select a date for the flight(s) that already ran and select dates for the flights that have not yet run.


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