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# Ad schedule
To see your active ad schedule and current bid adjustments, switch to the **Ad schedule** tab.
* [x] Edit your bid adjustments with the pencil icon.
* [x] See when the bid adjustment was last changed.
* [x] The chart icon shows the previous bid adjustment value and a **before-and-after performance comparison**.
You can also create new ad schedules for multiple campaigns at once. Click **Create new ad schedule** to define when you want your ads to run, as well as any bid adjustments for specific time periods.
**Check if selected campaigns have existing ad schedules** lets you review and remove old schedules in a few clicks.
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