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# How to edit task? 

The app now supports editing tasks that are set to run manually or are scheduled to run at a specific time. 

If you’re unsure whether a task has been configured correctly, you can set its start time to **Manual** or **Schedule** it for a later time. This allows you to review and edit the task freely until the scheduled time is reached, or until you’re confident everything is set up correctly and choose to run it manually.

**Step to manage:** 

1. Create a task.
2. In the Task setting > **Start time** > Choose option: **Manual** *or* **Schedule the edit**:

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3. Finish the other steps > **Save**&#x20;
4. Then the task will be in Scheduled status as below:

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You then click on the task and edit the settings inside it before the start time reaches:&#x20;

For example, change the price value from $5000 to $3999 and add more products to have this price set:&#x20;

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**Save** > You will see the task is changed:&#x20;

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