This article is for Transactions portfolios. You can add, edit, or remove transactions at any time. For Holdings portfolios, see How to Update Your Holdings Portfolio
Contents of this article:
How to open your transactions
You can open your transactions in 2 places:
| View | Shows | Use it to |
|---|---|---|
| Edit all transactions | Every transaction in the portfolio | Make changes across several holdings |
| Edit Transactions (one holding) | Transactions for one stock | Make changes to one holding |
To open all transactions
- Open your portfolio.
- At the top right part of the page, select Edit all transactions.
To open one holding's transactions
- Open your portfolio.
- In the Holdings section, find the stock.
- Select the three-dot menu (⋯) next to the stock.
- Select Edit Transactions.
Note: Your changes aren't applied until you select Save.
How to add a transaction
- Open your transactions. See How to open your transactions
- Enter the new transaction in the table.
- Select Save.
To add a single transaction, select Add Transaction in a holding's transactions. A window opens where you enter the details.
Note: For a stock that has split, enter the transaction as it was at the time of the trade, before the split. Don't enter post-split data.
How to edit a transaction
- Open your transactions. See How to open your transactions
- If you opened Edit all transactions, select Filter by Holding to find the stock.
- Double-click the cell you want to change, then enter the new value.
- Select Save.
How to remove a transaction
- Open your transactions. See How to open your transactions to see all of your transactions. But if you just want to remove a transaction of a specific holding, please follow: To open one holding's transactions
- Select the transaction row.
- Press Backspace or Delete on your keyboard.
- Select Save.
How to add more transactions from a file
You can add transactions from a file to your existing portfolio by:
- Open Edit all transactions. See How to open your transactions
- Select Import File, then select your file.
- Check each imported entry for the correct date, ticker, shares, type, and price.
- Select Save.
How to record reinvested dividends
Reinvested dividends aren't recorded automatically. If you want to record shares you received through reinvestment, you may follow:
- Open Edit all transactions and find an empty row. Refer to: To open all transactions
- Enter these values:
- Date: the date the dividend was reinvested
- Ticker: the stock that paid the dividend
- Shares: the number of shares acquired through reinvestment
- Transaction Type: Buy
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Price: [
0.0001]
- Select Save.
Note: Currently, the system doesn't allow you to input a price of 0. Using 0.0001 ensures the system accepts the transaction and reflects the new shares without distorting your returns or total portfolio value significantly.