The Outlier filter does that, make sure you've got it turned on and configured.

Trumpy,

First, you will need to find the Auctioneer Addon options, via the "Configure" button at the top of the Appraiser Frame or via the "Coin Stack" button on the SlideBar Menu, installed by default just below the Minimap.

Once in there, go into the Filter Modules section and then select Outlier.

- Be sure there is a checkmark in the "Enable..." check box.
- Select the statistic you would like to use via the drop down box.
- Many choose to use "Market" as the statistic for Outlier.
- Where you see the Sliders for "Settings per quality"
- The best thing to do is to keep the percentages rather low for the low cost, common items, then increase them slightly for those items that are not seen as often.
-- 150%
-- 200%
-- 325%
-- 450%
-- 525%
**Change the values to match the amounts you think are appropriate, these five should be pretty decent.

The other thing you **need** to do is to watch and see who these posters are and tell the software to ignore their pricing!

Within that same Filter Modules section, use the Basic Filter. Again, ensure that you have a check mark in the enable check box. To add these scummy posters, just click Ignore Player and type in their name or shift+click a name in the chat window.

You will still see the auctions if you search or browse, the crazy pricing just will not be included when determining statistics. That is the important thing. ;-)

Now... to keep the database size on the low size and to not bother with saving "Grey" quality item data, set the "Filter By Quality" to 1, that will keep statistics from Grey items out of your database... some set that to 2, so that the only statistics retained are for "green" or better items. Personally, use the "1" setting to allow retention of the lesser "quality" enchanting materials.

That should get you well on your way to "power ignoring the baddies".

Be sure to let us know of your success or any settings that work better on your server/faction.

Happy Auctioneering,

Nikk

Edit: Including this tidbit from one of my other responses "Single items are a bit tough to locate... for now the most we can do, since each stat saves the data separately, is: /auc clear <itemlink>"

Also, if you see an item that is continually "messed with" and you just cannot get a decent set of data for it:
- Open the Appraiser window
- Alt+Click the offending item
- Enter a manual price
This will set a firm price to be used by the Appraiser statistic, regardless of anyone making future "bad" Auction House posts.
N.B. This ability needs to be enabled, via the checkbox in the Appraiser section of the AuctioneerAdvanced settings. Look for the checkbox with something like "enable alt-clicking an item to set the Appraiser price".

Great, so far so good.... Now I've found only one problem. I'm looking specifically at enchanting items for 2 reasons, one is because this is the area they seemed to go nuts on my server with and because I keep getting inflated enchanting values when using bottom scanner. I looked up arcane dust and teh [rice seems normal now, but large prismatics are showing an average value of 6,969g. Can I purge data from a single item? If so how?

Trumpy,

Single items are a bit tough to locate... for now the most we can do, since each stat saves the data separately, is:
/auc clear <itemlink>

The other thing is just to keep in mind the price disparity and wait until the price comes back within reason.

To make the Enchantrix item "disenchant" values fall in line, for the time being:
- Click the "red jewel" icon on the SlideBar menu, that will bring up the Enchantrix options.
- In the configuration panel click on "Fixed Value"
- Find Large Prismatic Shard, then set the value to a decent price.
-- As suggested in the options, be sure to set the "Weight" appropriately.

After a while, you can go ahead and allow the pricing to be controlled by Auctioneer's values once more, simply return to the Enchantrix options and remove the check mark from the Large Prismatic Shard check box.

Hope this nudges you back on the track to Auctioneer bliss,

Nikk