Versions 11.73 (Excel) and b-n (LibreOffice) can be downloaded at http://lemonfoolfinancialsoftware.weebl ... op-up.html
Changes are:
- Fixed the problem with getting dividends from Stockopedia. See: viewtopic.php?f=27&t=25053bailey56 wrote:I'm getting 'No Div' for all my shares when clicking update dividends using Stockopedia.
- Added user-definable benchmarks on the Tracking sheet. See: viewtopic.php?f=27&t=24822Urbandreamer wrote:I'd also like to make a suggestion for an experimental feature for the next version.
Currently the FTSE and FTSE all are downloaded when you update, which makes benchmarking against those indexes very easy. If however what was downloaded could be obtained from the Parameters sheet then we could change that to benchmark against something else. - Removed currency formatting on the Dividends sheet and added a separate column for currency . See: viewtopic.php?f=27&t=24822#p336347torata wrote:While this thread is live, can I make a different request for the currency and amount to be separated in the amount column in the dividend tab (in libreoffice version).
Currently the currency is displayed through cell formatting as far as I can work out, so I'm unable to separate it out into it's own column (so that all dividends can converted to GBP)
torata - A column for Dividend Payment Amount (number of shares multiplied by Dividend) has been added to the Dividends sheet.
GBP-USD and GBP-EUR exchange rates from Yahoo are also displayed, and used to convert non-GBP Dividend Payment Amounts to GBP. See:
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=16937#p210141mrbrightside wrote:Could HYPTUSS be enhanced to read the current holding for XYZ (from the 'High Yield Portfolio' sheet) and calculate the forecast dividend in a new column ?
As a deluxe bonus (subscription only) option, could HYPTUSS be further enhanced to lookup the current 'USD/EUR' -> 'GBP currency conversion rate ?
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Andy - Excessive use of the Dividend Data website to download dividends can cause the user to be locked out by the website, which is pity since the data is normally very good quality. We think we have found an acceptable alternative.
Google keeps cached copies of many web pages, so the default option now is to try and download dividends from Dividend Data via the Google Cache. If that is unsuccessful, then data is read directly from Dividend Data. Since the Google Cache might be old, we also display the date of the Google Cache. Most popular shares tend to have cached data which is just a few days old, which is probably acceptable. Less-popular shares might be a week or two old. If the user does not like using the Google Cache, this can be disabled on the Parameters sheet, so all data then comes directly from Dividend Data.
An example of a Google Cache page is: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/ ... clnk&gl=uk
Use of the Google Cache is restricted to Dividend Data, since all of the other sources of dividend data tend to be more forgiving of frequent downloads - On the LibreOffice version, all remaining Basic code has been replaced by Python. This should be transparent to users, and hopefully I haven't screwed up anything in the process
To migrate to the new version of HYPTUSS, refer to Page 24 of the User Guide. This video created by Itsallaguess may help: https://vimeo.com/232215342
Have fun!
--kiloran