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		Posted by Mark on January 08, 2005 at 14:38:34: 
In Reply to: price & transaction updates posted by Lawrence Brandon on January 08, 2005 at 14:05:12: 
: Hi Mark;: I set my price update portfolio as my Master portfolio, with my LDB as a sub portfolio & NB portfolio as sub portfolio also. When I update prices for the master portfolio, will the, prices for will the sub portfolio's be updated as well? When I manually update transactions should I open each sub portfolio to update  transactions for that portfolio? My wife has a few investments I don't have & some of the number of shares owned are different.
 : Lawrence Brandon
 Hi Lawrence,
 When you do a normal price retrieve all of your open investments in all portfolios will be updated.  There really isn't a need for a "price update"
 portfolio anymore.
 On a related note, there is a new 7.0 feature where you can select a groupof investments, and then do a "Retrieve Selected Prices" command from the
 right mouse popup menu.  This will only retrieve for those selected investments.
 This is handy to use when you've just created a new investment, and want
 to back-fill historical prices for just that investment, without bothering
 to update every open investment also.
 You can update transactions in any sub-portfolio you want.  From the DataRegister, you can select any available portfolio, and then the "Investment"
 combo box will be filled in with investments in that sub-portfolio.  You can
 then select the investment you want to operate on.  All sub-portfolios you've
 set up in a portfolio file (*.mm4) are "open" whenever that portfolio file
 is open.  There isn't anything you need to do to "open" a sub-portfolio.  There
 is the concept of the "Active" portfolio, but that is only utitilized by
 the Graphs window, when choosing which investments/portfolio to graph.
 Thanks,Mark
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 Mark Beiley
 Fund Manager, portfolio management software for Windows 95/98/ME/NT/00/XP/2003
 
 
 
 
 
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