How do I search an address based on 2 value consecutatively

[VincentEmmanuel]

Hi all,

I know the values of 2 consecutive address 

eg
BXXXXXXXX 2D
BXXXXXXXX 0D

How can i search for 2D and 0D and return only results where they occur on top of each other?

[Wembbu]

9 hours ago, VincentEmmanuel said:

Hi all,

I know the values of 2 consecutive address 

eg
BXXXXXXXX 2D
BXXXXXXXX 0D

How can i search for 2D and 0D and return only results where they occur on top of each other?

What you'd need is:

2D;0D::5

2D;0D is the group search of two values

: means grouped within certain distance from each other and the second ":" means it's ordered i.g. they go one after another in the specified order

5 is the group size i.g. how far away they are from one another

[kiynox]

[ @VincentEmmanuel ]
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@Wembbu is correct but relying on just 2 value might have alot of result. You might want to add other value (it can be anything) if this happen. Or if it's static (meaning the value always in BXXXX range) you can also limit the search using memory range.
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[VincentEmmanuel]

4 hours ago, Wembbu said:

What you'd need is:

2D;0D::5

2D;0D is the group search of two values

: means grouped within certain distance from each other and the second ":" means it's ordered i.g. they go one after another in the specified order

5 is the group size i.g. how far away they are from one another

Thanks!

So to search for values in ordered value back to back I can do 2D;0D:1: 

Is that the correct syntax ?

[Wembbu]

16 hours ago, VincentEmmanuel said:

Thanks!

So to search for values in ordered value back to back I can do 2D;0D:1: 

Is that the correct syntax ?

No. If you want it to search in the reverse order you'd need to type in 0D;2D::5 because it searches in THE ORDER you type it in

Also that 1 doesn't make sense as that group range is only used for byte searches