Hi, Paul.

PE> PE>> Your stupid computer still hasn't figured out how to add
up subtotals
PE> yet.

PE> FM> Er, tell me what you're talking about.

PE> The one contract note says

PE> 100 {at} 5c = $5.00
PE> 200 {at} 6c = $12.00

PE> 300 {at} 5.7c = $18.00
PE> brokerage = $1.00
PE> total = $18.00

PE> or something equally ridiculous.  Just take a look at any that are sent out
PE> that have two different prices (maybe even trades) on them.  BFN.  Paul.

Oh. I never *see* contract notes in the normal course of events. If you
can easily find an actual example tell me the contract note number and
I'll take a look and get STAR to fix it.

Two different prices would have to be 2 different trades. Two lines at
the same price could happen if the booking clerk had booked one trade
when it happened and then later the same day we traded some more. If the
first was not booked when the second happened, they'd be booked as one
line.

Regards, fIM.
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