Editing Currency/security history
hello,
I'm using MD latest version and to track a UK pension I've created
an investment account, adding not individual stocks but funds such
as the Fidelity Equity fund Class 5 for example . I create a
security for each fund I invest in (which increases in value itself
but I also put in regular contributions to buy more units of the
existing or new funds).
The issue I have is that the allocation between the funds is in
percentage and that means that my investment to individual funds
may be a volume of 2138.77 for example. in the current MD version,
the volume in the currency/security history does not accept
decimals. could this be changed? Thank you,
Anthony
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1 Posted by Tom Freeman on 28 Feb, 2011 02:49 PM
Anthony,
Moneydance's default is to carry securities to the fourth decimal place. And this shows on all reports. If you are referring the the volume field on the security history this is meant to track exchange trade volume.
if there is a particular way of comparing your investments that you are looking for, let me know specifically what you want and I can try to see how to apply it to Moneydance.
Tom
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