Two things.
1. The number of shares field is parsed according to the preference. In my
case that means that "4000" is parsed into "40.00" I like not having to put
in the decimal point when entering currency values.
2. I had the "fractions traded" on my stock set to 1/1. In that case the
stock
I wonder if that is related to "Fractions Traded" on the particular Share.
if you open "Security Editor" and check, do you have "1/100" as "Fractions
Traded"?
On Sat, 22 Aug 2020 at 16:09, Keith Bellairs wrote:
> I have found that the "Shares" field in the Stock Split Details window
> parses
I have found that the "Shares" field in the Stock Split Details window
parses the entry according to my numbers preference for currency value
entries. For example, entering 4000 is parsed into 40.00. (My preferences
in General -> Numbers is set to automatic decimal point.) If I enter "40"
without
I was doing the TSLA 5-1 split. I put 40 in Shares. Empty New Price (tried an
amount too). Next out of Cash in lieu. Apply in Stock Split Finish. And nada.
Cancel and Back buttons are active. Apply is grayed. Cancel cancels and Back
goes back.
Maybe it’s Elon
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> On Aug
> On Aug 13, 2020, at 10:55 AM, Keith Bellairs wrote:
>
> Hi,
> On my Mac Using Version: 4.1
> Build ID: 4.1+(2020-07-25)
> Finance::Quote: 1.47
>
> When I enter the data for a stock split of a stock, the assistant does a
> no-op. No transaction is created (that I have found). Is this a
Hi,
On my Mac Using Version: 4.1
Build ID: 4.1+(2020-07-25)
Finance::Quote: 1.47
When I enter the data for a stock split of a stock, the assistant does a
no-op. No transaction is created (that I have found). Is this a known
problem or is it just me?
Keith
