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All the calculations at the bottom of our SubForm works and are correct.
Our accountant would like to know what the profit or loss is for each individual equity (Symbol_Stock).
I have tried all kinds of calculations to find the Profit or loss, without success and would appreciate any assistance.

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Nicole
 

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Good Day...

What makes difference with your "net share cost" and "net share quantity"?

-difference between "transaction price" and "transsaction comm"?


Hence:
there should be,
Transaction Net Profit = (Transaction Total - Total Cost)
 
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see Query1 if this is the correct computation.
 

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Good Day...

What makes difference with your "net share cost" and "net share quantity"?

-difference between "transaction price" and "transsaction comm"?


Hence:
there should be,
Transaction Net Profit = (Transaction Total - Total Cost)
Thank you vhung for your suggestion.
The same equity such as Microsoft might be bought and sold 10 times and our accountant wants to know if we made a profit or had a loss on the the (10) transactions that had occurred.
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Thank you, Arnelgp
You Query looks good and we will test the results this coming week.

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you might also want to review the table in the db.
there are "other" fields, but i don't know if they are
included in your computation.
 

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