Maybe something along the lines of "Money Invested"?
On Thu, 9 Dec 2021 at 13:26, D wrote:
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> Well, it seems that "Money In" is an ambiguous phrase. Perhaps there is a
> better term that this report could use instead? "Purchase Cost" comes to
> mind
> On Dec 9, 2021, at 06:39, Thomas
Well, it seems that "Money In" is an ambiguous phrase. Perhaps there is a
better term that this report could use instead? "Purchase Cost" comes to
mind
On Dec 9, 2021, 06:39, at 06:39, Thomas
wrote:
>Thanks for the clarification Richard!
>it seems like the dividends are added in another
Thanks for the clarification Richard!
it seems like the dividends are added in another column that I did not
look into as I always expected to see the dividends in the 'money in'
column.
Thanks to all of your feedback!
On Wed, 8 Dec 2021 at 19:09, Richard Ullger wrote:
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> I recall the
If dividends are reinvested, they do add to the cost basis. Wouldn't that
be considered "Money In" by the Advanced Portfolio Report? Or is it only
"New" money?
I think that the dividend income and security purchase or zero share
security reference split lines need to be in the same transaction
IIRC Tom's suggestion is the key to getting dividends correctly assigned in
the Advanced Portfolio Report. I cannot find the documentation either, but
there is a lot of information in the Tutorial chapter on investments <
https://gnucash.org/viewdoc.phtml?rev=4=C=guide>
On Wed, Dec 8, 2021 at
On 12/8/21 10:09 AM, Thomas wrote:
Dear User-List,
I successfully populated the advanced portfolio template with most of
the data by selecting of all the accounts of my securities.
What I did not manage to get filled is the "money in" column, to also
include received dividends in the
Dear User-List,
I successfully populated the advanced portfolio template with most of
the data by selecting of all the accounts of my securities.
What I did not manage to get filled is the "money in" column, to also
include received dividends in the calculations. I tried to add the
accounts with
