New to TSM and setting everything up. I was trying to set up my material price as true as possible so I tested this - I bought a frozen orb from the vendor and bought some more from AH. I couldn't figure out how to use the average purchase price from Accounting -> Items -> Purchase Data as a price source. I asked in Discord and was told it cannot be done.
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If I set my price to be "avgbuy", it only gives the average buy price of what I bought from AH.
If I set my price to be "AVG(avgbuy, vendorbuy)" the cost is inaccurate because it calculated as if I had bought equal amount from each source.

Accounting addon is great. I love that it keeps track of all pricing from all venues for me because I can't if I craft a lot. But please make that data available as a price source so it better reflects material cost for crafting.

While it is possible to modify material costs, there are a number of crafts in legion where the output is not a specific number of items, specifically mass milling and prospecting. The item result for milling, for example, is a single pigment, and so the profit for TSM is nowhere near accurate. I know this is a problem on Blizzard's end, but rather than waiting for them to fix it, would it be possible to set our own custom craft values for use in the craft window?

This could work in a number of ways, but how I see it being easiest is a new tab in the TSM crafting options which lists every craft, not just the crafting items. Each of these crafts could then be given a custom value. In the case of dreamleaf milling, a string could be used that gives the average value of milling 20 dreamleaf and opening the nightmare pods. There is a whole lot of data collection on the woweconomy subreddit, but no way to incorporate that data into tsm crafting.

Once the custom value is entered, the crafting menu would replace the default item value with the custom one, possibly with colored text to indicate the change. The menu could then use this value instead to calculate profit, both for easy viewing in the crafting menu, and also for interfacing with crafting operations, which could now only mass mill legion herbs when it is profitable to do so.

I'm also sure that this community would be able to find a whole number of uses for this functionality that I would never even be able to think of, and would add a whole lot of utility to TSM for all professions.

Title says it all. An option to shift or ctrl click and item to remove it from found sniped items.
Here it's from my point of view, a sniped item comes up, it doesn't look like something I'd try to resell (Like an ilvl 840 for 15k gold). Then it just stays there and doesn't disappear until you restart the sniper.
So an option to remove the found items to make the found items less confusing as they stay. The more deals you find the harder it gets to see which is new and old. Please take this into consideration
Otherwise add a new category to sort out items, like you already have (Item, ilvl, auctions, stack size, etc.), just with posted when, like a timer on since it got posted and then you can sort it to latest or oldest after preference.

Right now, I like to sell items when it's the right time so I mouseover the item to look at the 3/7 STD to determine if it's the right time to sell. Therefore when i am listing items in bulk using TSM (on Auctioning tab), I have to mouse from the "Post" button to the item icon at the top left of TSM to see the item info...

I am suggestion that TSM *could* display that item info to the right of the "Post" button (when the mouse is over the "Post" button" so that i can quickly go back and forth from the "Post" or "Skip" button).

I use the expenses/purchases tab and filter by 'today' to quickly give me a summary of what I've purchased and what it cost me. It would be nice to have a grand total for the report at the bottom. In addition, it would be nice to either a) see sub-totals for each item giving total qty purchased and total price or b) have the filter values respected so when I click an item in the list I can then see the sale data window showing purchase totals for the filtered period. Currently it resets the filter to 30/7 for the sale data as well as the report when I click "Back to previous page".

I would like to see the ability to blacklist similar to the whitelist, or the way it used to be so we could add one string, and it would apply to all operations. Many people have hundreds if not more operations, and when we need to add ONE name, it can take up to an hour to paste one name (or copy the whole string with that name included) to each individual operation. We are able to whitelist players which apply to all operations, and we used to be able to blacklist to all operations. I'd like to see it implemented again.

General idea:
TSM Desktop Application would be syncing tab at the top for syncing TSM operations and groups between wow accounts via a primary accounts.

Detailed explanation:
Inside the TSM Desktop Application there would be a separate tab at the top for syncing. TSM would recognize the multiple accounts you have and allow you to do the following:
- Set up a primary account
- The user would be able to select various accounts via check boxes to have them sync to the primary account.
- The synching would export the primary account info (setup, groups, operations, etc.) and import the settings to the selected alternate accounts.
- Upon logging into WoW, the other account’s TSM would now be set up just like the primary account’s.
This could either be automatically done when the user has the TSM do its scheduled backup or, make it manually required via the Sync tab, where it would only be done if the user goes into the desktop app and clicks the Sync button. This could be a premium feature.