Well, I do not know how I did it, but I think it was creating a new
account.
I know that when I started this thread yesterday, I was unable to add the
number of shares, but after reading both David's and Richard's responses, I
went back into GC, and lo and behold, I was able to add the shares to th
Note that the account name (under the brokerage account) is a separate name
from the securities listing, but as you noted, the account has a link to
the stock.
I tend to give the account name something that ties it to the account; for
example, if Harry & Sally each have a 401K with ASX stock, I mi
I've dealt with this many times in the past, for example a mutual fund
is renamed.
Updating to the new name and symbol was done using Security Editor. I
just checked for a random stock, and I can change the Full Name,
Symbol/abbreviation, Display symbol, etc. Changing these updates any
accoun
I thought you could just change the name in the stock editor and also change
the ticker symbol. At least, I've done that before, I think. Can't you?
I'll note that if you change the identity of the asset, the entire history will
use the new nomenclature. Technically, you would be better creatin
Hi everyone - another Investment question - probably procedural rather than
specifically a GnuCash 'problem'.
I have a number of stocks/shares that have produced dividends for
many years.
I have entered those stocks into GC as per the manual and from reading
other threads in this mailing list.
W
