Geoff,
Thanks for the directions. I'll give them a try.
One thing I'm having trouble with is that I don't see how to handle a
sell that covers more than one lot. If I have a Sell for 200 shares, and
I assign it to a 50 share lot, the manager notes that the lot has (150)
shares available on
Hi Geoff, feel free to analyse the Lot Viewer report (visible with gnucash
--extra) and offer any suggestions. It was designed to assist AP/AR lot
usage, and could be augmented to assist STOCK use of lots (afaik is
optional for this).
On Wed, 26 Aug 2020 at 02:19, Geoff wrote:
> Yes David there
Yes David there are some "interesting" behaviours within the Lot Viewer,
however with patience and perseverance you should be able to master it,
and one day you will sit back and wonder what all the fuss was about.
I have successfully used Lots for all sorts of corporate actions
including
Hello,
Having now fiddled with the Lots features some more, I have encountered
some issues with its implementation.
First, if I open up the lots viewer to see what it is doing with lot
allocations, the interface appears to automatically recalculate the gain
in the entire account, and it
