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Is it possible to put fractional values in the "sold for" box?

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I just did 10 pame for 17 pgems, and I don't think there was a way to make that show up as anything other than 1 for 17 in the tracker.
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I just did 10 pame for 17 pgems, and I don't think there was a way to make that show up as anything other than 1 for 17 in the tracker.
Request fulfilledby Acrivec2 years agoGo to post
The negative amounts are actually good idea, will do it in the future.
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I just sold 12
Ral
for 2
Fal
, can't properly mark it as sold so in Price History it looks like 1
Ral
was sold for 1
Fal
...

Slapping me on discord might be faster.
I'm from Europe.
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There's a box to mark quantities of stuff received, though it's a bit hard to notice if you're not used to the interface. When you put in the name of the rune or whatever, it autofills a 1 in that box; that's where you could've put the 2 for the number of
Fal
you received.

But as far as I can tell, there's no way to mark a quantity for what you're selling. The best workaround I can think of is that in a few places I've noticed sales listed with negative quantities. So, if you had posted WTS
Ral
, and then did that 12
Ral
for 2
Fal
deal, I guess the best way to record it is that you sold a
Ral
for 2
Fal
and -11
Ral
. Which is awkward, but it at least gets the info across, provided you know that's what it's supposed to mean when you see it.
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The negative amounts are actually good idea, will do it in the future.
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Slapping me on discord might be faster.
I'm from Europe.
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