Trade - Price check an item - Question

Hi

There's probably a easy solution to this, that i don't know of, so i'll ask here.

When i want to price check an item, say a Fine small charm, i get hit's on all item's that contain "Fine small charm", like Fine Small Charm of Fortune, Fine Small Charm of Balance and so on.

In this case i only want to see prices regarding a Fine small charm , so i'll have to scroll trough 37 pages to see if any of the rows has just a Fine small charm.

Is there some way to search for just a Fine small charm?

Hi,
Sadly no. AFAIK, there is no way to filter by stats.

Tornado_OLO wrote: 3 months ago

Hi,
Sadly no. AFAIK, there is no way to filter by stats.

Thanks for the reply. I'm not really thinking about filtering by stats, but a way to search for all that have only "Fine small charm" in the title, and that not includes anything else besides that in the search hit.

There's the option to use the preset stat filters, or (probably more useful) adding description keyword filters.

I know Atari also asked for something like this (have the same syntax options as trade search), which I can't implement in full - but what I could do is add a checkbox for 'exact match' - that way you'd be able to search for titles that match 'Fine Small Charm' exactly.

Teebling wrote: 3 months ago

There's the option to use the preset stat filters, or (probably more useful) adding description keyword filters.

I know Atari also asked for something like this (have the same syntax options as trade search), which I can't implement in full - but what I could do is add a checkbox for 'exact match' - that way you'd be able to search for titles that match 'Fine Small Charm' exactly.

A checkbox for 'exact match' would be a great solution i think, if it's not too mutch work

Or maybe simple characters that allow strict math like ' ' ?
Something like a regex ?

Honestly I use ChatGPT with internet search (with it looking at diablo2.io and other sites) to try and get ballpark numbers on most things. I just do my own quick review after to validate what it gives.

The reverse way is posssible, and use it quite often, to see if you can have a charm with a specific prefix and you don't know what suffix you want : look for "fine small charm of"
But to filter with no suffix, I don't think you can indeed