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Posted by Melvin on February 10, 2007, 9:06 pm
Please log in for more thread options An "investment portfolio" can consist of one or more "investment accounts".
A given investment account can only hold investments denominated in a single
currency. For a portfolio that contains investments denominated in more
than one currency, you must use a separate account for each currency.
> jhewitt@arrakis.es wrote:
>> Using Quicken 2002 [ old I know but it works for me ],
>> with multi currency support.
>>
>> I have a mutual Fund portfolio setup in Pd's Sterling, I
>> record the actions of seven funds forming the Portfolio [
>> buy, sell, reinvest, etc. ]. The manager has added
>> another fund to the Portfolio, which is traded / recorded
>> in Euros.
>> I cannot seem to change the currency for this one, new,
>> fund: the option is 'greyed out'.
>> How can I change the currency of this one fund in the
>> Portfolio, while leaving the other seven funds unchanged??
>
> You can't. One Quicken account: one currency.
>
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> John Pollard
> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
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