Advance portfolio

[Jim Vincent]

Roy - I just looked at the Advanced Portfolio report. 

I suggest you export one or two stocks that you have a problem with to
Excel. GnuCash creates an html file. Go to Excel to open it. (For some
reason my Windows 10 does not list Excel for opening html files.) But if you
open Excel, then the file, it is no problem.

In the Excel file note the problems. Then, send it to me. If you want, zip
it up where it might be subject to curious eyes.

Jim Vincent

 

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Subject: Advance portfolio

 

Roy -

Although I have used GnuCash for only a short while - I been working
extensively with my portfolio. Give me an example of your problem, and I
will see if I have an answer.

(use Windows snipping tool to get the example, if you can.)

Jim Vincent

 

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Hi everyone

 

I just wonder if anyone can give me a little hand.

When I look at the reports for the value of my stocks in Gnucash in the
advanced portfolio report, the value is totally wrong, even though the stock
price is updated with today's price and the buying pris is right. As far as
I can se, the exchange rate, stock price etc is all up to date, but it seems
that Gnucash dosn't calculate the correct value for the shares.

Any idea where I can seek help or what I can do to get i fixed?

 

Kind regards, Roy