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Editing a Scheduled Party

You can make changes to any posts that are pending in a scheduled party. ​

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Written by Elizabeth Ickes
Updated over 3 weeks ago

You're able to make changes to any of your pending posts anytime.

Remember: Any changes you make in a scheduled party will not show in your templates or other scheduled parties.


There are two possible scenarios:

  • Editing party posts still pending on your dashboard

  • Editing posts that have already been pre-loaded to Facebook

We will cover how to edit posts in both scenarios below.


To edit pending posts on your dashboard:

  • Click Parties from your dashboard menu.

  • Select the name of the party you want to edit.



​All posts in this party will be listed here.

There is a series of icons listed to the far right of each post, under the Actions column.


You have three editing options here.

  • Quick Edit: This pops up a window, where you can edit most of your post details.

  • Edit: This leads you to a new page, where you can edit all of your post details.

  • Delete: This deletes your post permanently.

    Posts that are deleted cannot be recovered.

Additional Notes:

  • Use the Add New Post button at the top of this page to create more posts in this scheduled party. Any posts here created here will not show in any templates or other scheduled parties.

  • Use the Adjust Post Time tool at the top of the page to shift the posts times of all pending posts in this party.


To edit posts that have already been pre-loaded to Facebook:

If you have used the Schedule a Party tool to pre-load your posts to Facebook, any editing you'd like to do will need done on Facebook itself.

  • Go to the Facebook group the posts have been scheduled to.

  • Look in the lefthand column and click Scheduled Posts (you may need to scroll down a bit)



All posts you have pre-loaded to this group will be listed here.

  • You can edit any post by clicking the 3-dot icon in the corner of the post, and selecting Edit post.





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