What do you use for lot tracking?

[Derek Atkins]

The AUTOMATED lot handling was disabled.  The Lot Viewer is still there
because it's not broken.  However I should remove the "delete lot"
functionality because that WILL break your data.

-derek

Dinesh Dutt <didutt at gmail.com> writes:

> If it's disabled, it'd be good to gray out the menu option, I think. I tried 
> playing around with it, checking mail etc to make it work and finally gave 
> up.
>
> Dinesh
> On Wednesday 24 January 2007 07:45, Derek Atkins wrote:
>> GnuCash does contain "lots" but the lot handling is broken,
>> so it was disabled.   I know this doesn't really answer your
>> question about how to handle it.
>>
>> -derek
>>
>> Mark Ewers <bigdogmoe at gmail.com> writes:
>> > Question for the list: What do you use to track which lots of stocks in
>> > your portfolio were sold? Do you have a tool or method you use with
>> > gnucash? Is this better accomplished outside of gnucash in a spreadsheet
>> > of your own design?
>> >
>> > Since making the change away from those other tools this is one point of
>> > pain I've been struggling with. I'd like to learn what others are doing
>> > before I go off reinventing the wheel.
>
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