For more detailed tracking, what I'm doing at the moment is a "bean-report exportpf > /tmp/file.ofx" and then import that into Google Finance. It's a bit annoying because I don't have groups of accounts and it requires some manual steps.
Heh. My portfolio still crashes Google Finance for some reason (and gives an unhelpful "Not Found" error). I never bothered to bisect my file to try to pin down the reason. I suspect it would be difficult. (How big is your ofx file? Mine is 960 KB, and the import page takes a long time to load, so I wonder it's just too big. But I'm sure you also have a large file.)
About 88K. Wow you have a lot of holdings.
Something easy could be done to fix that: the export script could be modified to aggregate holdings for the same account + currency at the average cost basis.
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9 years ago
Original report by Martin Blais (Bitbucket: blais, GitHub: blais).
For more detailed tracking, what I'm doing at the moment is a "bean-report exportpf > /tmp/file.ofx" and then import that into Google Finance. It's a bit annoying because I don't have groups of accounts and it requires some manual steps.
Heh. My portfolio still crashes Google Finance for some reason (and gives an unhelpful "Not Found" error). I never bothered to bisect my file to try to pin down the reason. I suspect it would be difficult. (How big is your ofx file? Mine is 960 KB, and the import page takes a long time to load, so I wonder it's just too big. But I'm sure you also have a large file.)
About 88K. Wow you have a lot of holdings.
Something easy could be done to fix that: the export script could be modified to aggregate holdings for the same account + currency at the average cost basis.