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sirplus · Active contributor Joined: 16 Jan 2006 Posts: 7

theres probably sorted already -i just cant see

i want to catch "30gb" & "30 gb"
under the same catch word/heading in the results

how to link them or enter as a multiple?

- thanks in advance

SilverVixen · Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 3:07 am Post subject:

Hello!

I think this may help you out...

Go to File > New Sieve > Show Advanced Options

Go ahead and put in the Sieve Name and all the information for just one of your searches. Once you are done, click "Add Another Search" at the bottom of the same page. Your first search could be 30gb and then your second search would be 30 gb in this case.

Another search setup will appear below for you to fill in. The nice thing is, the settings from the first search will be copied to the second search. In Example, if you check the box beside Buy it Now in the first search setup, the Buy it Now box will also be checked in the second search setup.

Once you are done with your searches for this one Sieve, simply click Done. And you'll be Done! Very Happy

Anyways, I hope this was helpful. Nev, the Creator of the program may be able to tell you a better and faster way to go about this. I'm just a newbie to the program, but that's what has worked for me so far (Especially when the searches need the exact same criteria put in).

Happy Auction Sieving!
~Vix Smile

sirplus · Active contributor Joined: 16 Jan 2006 Posts: 7

thanks for that; its not quite the result i wanted and still its somewhat better than what i had

I am trying to get all the 30gb disks in 1 spot and 120's in another etc when i search the whole "storage section" Cool

stymulaye · Posted once Joined: 26 Dec 2006 Posts: 1

Try Ebay search syntax...

In your case use: ("30 gb",30gb)

Look like gibberish?

Enclose terms in parentheses with comma between-no spaces.
If term has spaces, use quotation marks.

Ebay has a help page that describes other tricks.

nev · Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 11:36 am Post subject:

Hi sirplus,

What you want is a catchword defined as a regular expression - but you can't currently do that...

The best for now is to define those catch words and just position them next to each other - you can drag and drop the catch words in the list to change their positions.