Mutual funds balance adjustment

[Remco Rijnders]

>>>>> "Andrea" == Andrea Borgia <Andrea.Borgia@nokia.com> writes:
    >> You should enter a new price for your shares, like this: you

    >> know the new total value, you divide it by the number of share
    >> you have and enter a new transaction with only a date, a
    >> description and a price (that ratio value/shares).

    Andrea> You can achieve the same result as with the method
    Andrea> outlined above by entering your new total value instead of
    Andrea> a new price and then letting gnucash recalculate your
    Andrea> share price (I think).

I tried this as well but it seems to give me the same strange result
as using the "Adjust balance" menu. I'll stick to the first method you
suggested for now :)

Thanks

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