Now I understood. It looks like you were trying to manually enter both
Buy and Sell actions as split in the same transaction. This isn't
possible nor necessary in a double-entry accounting system. Just enter
the buy or sell action under your ETF account and select your money
market as the transfer account. You will find the related buy (debit)
or sell (credit) transaction automatically appears under the Money
Market account. Hope this helps...
On 7/25/26 10:34 PM, Fred Tydeman wrote:
Attached is a screen shot of two transactions where I sold some of an ETF
and sent the proceeds to the money market account.
The sale on 7/23 shows the money market price as 1.00 (after I manually
fixed it).
The sale on 7/26 was a test done today to see what it would do.
The price and share amount for the money market are wrong.
I notice that the money market share amount on 7/26 is the same as on 7/23
(which makes no sense).
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