Sure. Look back to post #13 that describes how to navigate to the "Add Outside Account" button.
The next window requires you to choose between "Full View" (e.g. auto update) and "Manual". I use the manual option.
This selection is glitchy....when I tested this I had to select "Add Outside Account" and "Manual" twice to proceed.
The "Add Outside Account Manually" Window should appear.
This window has two tabs.
- First tab is "Approximate Holdings" and you can enter total dollar value and classify by percentage of stocks, bonds, short term, and other.
- The second tab is Detailed Holdings and it has two sections. The top section is for assets with tickers. The bottom section is marked "Additional Holdings". You can specify dollar amounts for stocks, bonds, short term, and other. This would be useful for an account with a broker that included stocks, bonds, and cash, for example.
Once you have saved the entries, anything with a ticker gets updated when you click edit and then save for that particular account. The non ticker dollar values and percentage must be updated manually.