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Re: Suggestions for improvement[ Q3 01 - Q1 03 Archive ] [ Current Message Board ] [ Archives ] [ Search ] Posted by Anil on May 31, 2002 at 02:33:24:In Reply to: Re: Suggestions for improvement posted by Mark on May 30, 2002 at 22:19:51:
: : I would like to suggest what I believe would be enhancements for a future release:
Thankyou for your reply. More below: : Thanks for the feedback. There is already a Portfolio Value report. I am aware of the report to which you refer, however this is not what I mean. As I stated, I am looking for the facility to generate a report where the total portfolio value is displayed simultaneously for many days over a specified date range. For eg: 20020501, 50000 Unless I am missing an option, the report to which you refer only generates a portfolio value for a _particular_ day, and if I want to review portfolio value day-by-day over a quarter, I have a lot of clicking to do. Although the 'Export > Other >Portfolio Value' process is totally inflexible, it writes the information in which I am interested.
Sorry, I do not understand this answer. Maybe I was not clear. Assume I am displaying two investments side-by-side as 'gain' graphs. One investment is showing a gain of 1200 and the other a gain of 200. Autoscaling makes these gains difficult to compare visually since the 1200 gain in one graph appears at the same visual height as the 200 gain in the other graph. Manually scaling the Y-axes to the same limits would address the visual comparison issue but when I try to manually set Y-axis limits (say 1400 and -50) the program ignores my manual limits even though I check 'apply to all open investments'. A further improvement would allow percentage-scaling of the Y-axis for 'gain' graphs. While this would not further enhance visual comparison, it would deliver additional information. [For eg, the the 1200 gain may be on a 15000 cost base, while the 200 gain may be on a 400 cost base. I know this information is available on a report but it would be nice to read it direct from the graphs.] In summary, I think it is essential for visual comparison that where multiple 'gain' graphs are displayed, a feature allowing identical Y-axis limits across all graphs is available. This currently does not appear to work. Users should have the option of choosing a percentage-unit or raw-unit scale for the Y-axis, and, where autoscaling is not chosen or explicit maximum and minimum are not given, an algorithm which scans all open investments; picks the minimum and maximum in the selected metric; and applies such limits to all graphs (with a 'pretty' top and bottom margin), would be a very nice touch.
Please see above. Regards
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