* Tobias Pfeiffer <[email protected]> [2022-09-02 08:24]:
> The following works fine, it seems we need to be explicit about both
> lot prices and dates when computing the average:
Yes, you always have to use the same details.
If a lot date is specified, you have to specify the lot date.
If a lot note is specified, you have to specify the lot note.
As I mentioned before, ledger allows you to remove lots that don't
exist, so it's easy to get this wrong. "bal --lots" is your friend.
You've figured this out in the meantime.
> 2004/05/01 Stock purchase
> Assets:Broker 10 ETF @ 1,000 JPY
> Assets:Savings -10,000 JPY
>
> 2004/06/01 Stock purchase
> Assets:Broker 20 ETF @ 1,300 JPY
> Assets:Savings -26,000 JPY
>
> 2004/07/01 Re-evaluate
> Assets:Broker -10 ETF {1,000 JPY} [2004/05/01] @ 1,000 JPY
> Assets:Broker -20 ETF {1,300 JPY} [2004/06/01] @ 1,300 JPY
Yes, unfortunately you have to specify it manually. But this is
correct.
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