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How do I hide closed lots in the portfolio view?
Cassius
I click on the Options gear in the upper right and uncheck "Show closed lots," but the vast majority of my closed lots are still showing. For instance, on the first page of the Portfolio with "Show closed lots" still checked, it shows 32 stocks, and 25 of those have 0 shares. When I uncheck "Show closed lots," it still shows 21 of those stocks with 0 shares.
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UKR
Are you sure that you really have zero shares in these securities?
There's a possibility that, due to a computational change some years ago, you may now have a very minute number of fractional shares still hanging around, e.g., 0.000012 shares
In
Edit / Preferences / Reports Only
set "Decimal places for prices and shares" to 6, click OK.
Now view the Portfolio view again.
For each of the securities now showing a small number of fractional shares edit the last Sell transaction and select "Sell all shares" to include the fractional share count. Be sure to leave the Total Amount the same or your register balance will be off.
And that should take care of the issue.
Cassius
UKR, I thought maybe you had it, but then I found that the setting was already on 6 decimal places. Thanks for trying.
NotACPA
Try changing your LAST sale transaction for these securities to "Sell All Shares" without changing the dollar amounts involved. You STILL might have itty-bitty fractional shares.
Cassius
NotACPA, thanks for the suggestion but no change.
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