In this case above, the calculated Result is right. But not always.
The Result calculation is not updated in every moment when the Sell Price changes.
You can make the same calculations to verify the sheet (Result, Result Percent), you will see that the sheet deceives us in many moments. Sometimes it shows the right Result but mostly it shows a Result based on an earlier Selling Price. Because the Sell Price changed but the Result cell was not updated.
I have to make a screen video to check whether the Selling Price in its cell has updated properly.
Anyways, I have to mention that, Trading 212 is still the best platform I found from Europe. Currency.com, Plus500, ZuluTrade, Naga, eToro, all sucks. Thanks for your work. I wish we could have access to many other markets and cryptos. And Renko Reversal (see TradingView) also could be a great indicator.
Slight visual delays in the reflected āResultā amount can be observed when it comes to extremely volatile instruments, such as Urban One.
Nevertheless, the execution of orders will happen at the best available price on the market and this will be reflected accordingly in the āHistoryā ā āOrdersā section.
As for expanding the exchanges and adding new features, thatās definately part of our future plans but we are not able to commit to any deadlines at this point.
I see but if the data is there in the Sell Price Cell then why is it not used for the calculation of the Result Cell? Imagine that if Excel did this. Youād ask your money back from Microsoft because it doesnāt calculate the expression well. The calculations in its sheet would be wrong, mostly.
Anyways, anything it is, sometimes the calculation is right, as you can see on the very first screenshot up there (with that mark). If something is not included (which means it should be included, so the expression behind the Result cell is deficient) then the calculation would be wrong in every moment.
Practically, I can prove with a screen video that the Result cell is not updated in every moment when the Sell Price sell is updated. Itās a little more work than I wanted to put into this bug report but it seems I can not avoid to make it.
Oh, I see, thank you. No, thereās no currency exchange in the situation. Itās all good old dollar, nothing else.
The point is, the math is wrong in the Result and Result % cells based on the data in the Sell Price cell and the Instrument cell if you make the calculation. The Result datas are simply not true, mostly. As the screenshots attached above show it.
Thanks for sharing!
mark). If something is not included (which means it should be included, so the expression behind the Result cell is deficient) then the calculation would be wrong in every moment.