Securities Detail hard to read.

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07 Sep, 2024 05:53 PM

See attached Securities Detail screenshot. Would it be possible to:

a) Horizontally align data. In example, 427.01 is considerably higher than Shares:

b) Add a space or two between labels and data, for better readability.

b) Add currency sign to currency fields to easily distinguish money fields from non. (currency fields = Current Value, Cost Basis and Cost/Share)

Thanks in advance.

  1. 1 Posted by dtd on 07 Sep, 2024 07:40 PM

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    What version of MD, what platform?

    1 You may have a font selection issue, my own horizontally align.

    2. I have one full space between labels and data, which provides readability.

    3. The order of items is set well, in my opinion, and prevents clutter - having USD 4-5 times in your case (I have unrealized gains as well, making 5 USD symbols seems like overkill.) Also using Currency id versus prefix (or) suffix, keeps the table consistent.

    [i.e. table shows shares, price WITH USD, then 3-4 more USD items without USD, then finish with % change.]

    Here is one screenshot from me:

  2. 2 Posted by dtd on 07 Sep, 2024 07:43 PM

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    I haven't tested this (as I rarely use multiple currencies), but I could see point 3 if price was in a different currency than the others (if that can happen).

  3. 3 Posted by dtd on 07 Sep, 2024 07:53 PM

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    Here is the Appearance set I personally use on my Mac, for 2024.2(5146)

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