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StockPiler Version 6.0 Features
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StockPiler will import existing spreadsheet formatted stock andoptions portfolio files, and append the information to your currently opened account table. To successfully import stock data into StockPilers environment, first get the file you want imported to a folder on your local computer. Then use a spreadsheet application such as MS Excel to arrange the data as in one of the formats presented in either one of the; "Stocks Import Example No Fees.csv" or "Stocks Import Example with Fees.csv" or "Options Import Example No Fees.csv" or "Options Import Example with Fees.csv" files, shipped with StockPiler. (Files are found in the c:\Program Files\Spread Systems\StockPiler directory). Save the data in comma separated (.CSV) format. File Save as CSV (Comma delimited *.csv). Close the file otherwise you will get an error when you try to import. Then menu click on StockPilers "File | Import External Portfolio" |"Stocks Portfolio File", or "Options Portfolio File". Use the opened explorer form to find and select the .CSV file you saved above. If you have both options and stocks portfolios, import one set of data
any of the accompanied examples in setting up your spreadsheet *.csv file for import. Note: The columns must have headings, ie the first row of each
always deletes the first row of every file imported from other sources. The example files provided in general represent those you would
StockPiler pairs up the opening and closing transactions andshows the entire trade in one row (in one window). E.g. your first trade in your brokers spreadsheet is a Bought 200 HD at 29, you have 35 other trades listed in your spreadsheet before you Sell 100 HD at 29.7. During the import process, StockPiler scans the table for this trade at 29.7 then pairs it up with the 200 shares Bot at 29, and shows your $70 profit (for 100 shares). It then creates a new record for the remaining Bot 100 shares, which shows up as one of your open trades. The Notes field will show information on the split. The "Stocks Import Example No Fees.csv" file looks like this.
The "Stocks Import Example with Fees.csv" file
looks like this.
The "Options Import Example No Fees.csv" file looks like this:
This "Options Import Example with Fees.csv" file looks like this:
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