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How can I zero out a partial / leftover stock
JackC7164
My account showed 200 shares of a security which I believed to be correct.
When I went to sell, I checked the sell all shares button and it filled in 200.
When I hit the enter I received an error message saying I didn't have 200 shares?
I tried 199 shares which worked, but now I have 1 share showing in my accounts.
Anyone know a fix for this situation?
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Mark1104
suggest going back and validating the file - there could have been a damaged lot along the way.....
JackC7164
Thanks Mark1104, I thought of that too, and did that, but maybe I didn't take it far enough. Maybe if I delete the transaction, then run validate and re-enter the sale that might clear it?? I'll give that a try today.
q_lurker
Have you bought and sold that security before? You may need to delete and re-enter prior sales as well.
Has the security had stock splits while you owned it? Particularly odd ratio splits (1:3, 4:7, etc.).
JackC7164
Thanks q-lurker, the history for that security is a mess, there are many buys/sells/splits and even a transfer from another account. I ran a report on it and all the numbers added up with no left-overs but one may have been lurking some number of decimals out. I finally gave up and did the 'adjust share balance' transaction. Not perfect, but I no longer have one share of that security when I look at investing/portfolio. Probably time for me to archive off some of the older data in my file!!
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