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Default Lot Identification for selling stocks
hartlenb
*** IGNORE - I found it ***
I read hear that this feature was added in 2020. I can't find it anywhere in the help or in the discussion groups. If it really is a feature can someone tell me how to enable this default setting or point me to the instructions.
I'm hoping it will let me set up a global default, or at least a default be account, that will let me process all sold transactions as FIFO lots.
Thanks
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[Deleted User]
@hartlenb
- go to Edit->Preferences->Download transactions, and then click on settings next to "Lot assignment after investment download"
If you need further information or direction, click on the "
?
" at the bottom left corner of the settings box.
Boatnmaniac
Edit > Preferences > Downloaded Transactions > Settings (for "Lot assignment after investment downloaded") > select the Investment Account > check the box for Automatic Assignment > tick Quicken Default (First Shares in for Equities) > OK > OK
.
Repeat for other Investment Accounts that you might want to set up the same way.
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[Deleted User]
@hartlenb
- go to Edit->Preferences->Download transactions, and then click on settings next to "Lot assignment after investment download"
If you need further information or direction, click on the "
?
" at the bottom left corner of the settings box.
Boatnmaniac
Edit > Preferences > Downloaded Transactions > Settings (for "Lot assignment after investment downloaded") > select the Investment Account > check the box for Automatic Assignment > tick Quicken Default (First Shares in for Equities) > OK > OK
.
Repeat for other Investment Accounts that you might want to set up the same way.
hartlenb
Thank you!
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