Bug when selecting Maximum Gain
Rocket J Squirrel
SuperUser, Windows Beta ✭✭✭✭✭
When specifying Maximum Gain to choose lots of a security to sell, Quicken actually chooses lots which have a smaller gain than when specifying First Shares In. I have recalculated and repaired lots and the issue persists.
Quicken user since version 2 for DOS, now using QWin Premier Subscription on Win10 Pro.
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I suspect the 1/24/12 Added transaction may be causing the issue.0
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It's not a placeholder, it's a share balance adjustment. It was entered as 0.001 share.Quicken user since version 2 for DOS, now using QWin Premier Subscription on Win10 Pro.0
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Set a cost and I suspect the issue will be resolved.Rocket J Squirrel said:It's not a placeholder, it's a share balance adjustment. It was entered as 0.001 share.0 -
Well, yes, I can alter the transaction. But it is a correct transaction as it stands. When you Update Share Balance with a positive result, the shares correctly get added with zero cost.Sherlock said:Set a cost and I suspect the issue will be resolved.
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No one said it isn't a correct transaction, however, it is interfering with Quicken's ability to select maximum gain properly. If the cost basis was actually zero, the lot should always be selected for maximum gain.Rocket J Squirrel said:
Well, yes, I can alter the transaction. But it is a correct transaction as it stands. When you Update Share Balance with a positive result, the shares correctly get added with zero cost.Sherlock said:Set a cost and I suspect the issue will be resolved.0 -
As I said, it's a bug.Quicken user since version 2 for DOS, now using QWin Premier Subscription on Win10 Pro.0
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And again, no one said it wasn't a bug.Rocket J Squirrel said:As I said, it's a bug.
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