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Gilari Decosta
2010-08-08 06:12:47


Sir,

I want to make BREAK EVEN POINT column using user defined column in Portfolio.The equation I am going to use is "BUYING PRICE*(100+1.5)/100.
But I don't Know code for buying pirce used in PORTFOLIO.Please inform me the same
GILARI


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2010-08-09 05:04:34

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Hi,

The Buy Price will be accessible in the next release.


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