Thank you for reaching out. The sheet was originally made for excel but many requested it for Google sheets. When I made to sheets version I just didn’t enter the data validation drop down. If you want the drop down list, simply enter the put/call options via data>data validation. Hope that helps.
God bless,
Jeff

Hello Ingrid,
If I’m understanding correctly you could approach that scenario one of two ways. 1. You could close out the losing trade by entering the debit paid to close on the original trade and on a separate line enter the new trade details. This would be my preferred approach but it would mean the “temporary loss” would be documented and reflected in the calculations. 2. You could open a new line item with any new premium and the relevant contract details. Then, once the trade has played out do the math to close both lines out so that the total gain/loss is accurate. Again, I prefer the first way since I wouldnt mind seeing the temporary loss while the rolled trade is working. Hope that makes sense but please email jeff@optionboxer.com if more help is needed.
God bless,
Jeff

Do I enter anything in the debit column for the one that was rolled or just input the 100.00 that was received?

Thanks, the file is there… not sure why I didn’t see it before… as far as my question on “locked”, it was just that the individual stock tabs were hidden…. all clear now… Peace, Bill

Thank you for the kind words, I’m glad to hear it! I think you’re looking for the “OptionBoxer Automated Investment Analysis Excel Spreadsheet” which is still listed on the free trading tools page. Let me know if you aren’t able to see it and I can see if there is an issue keeping it from showing up. As for the scoring, it’s really just adding up the various investment criteria to get an aggregate total from those criteria. Lastly, I don’t believe anything is locked but if you’re experiencing otherwise please let me know and I’ll look at correcting. Hope it helps.
God bless,
Jeff

Many thans…

You’re welcome, glad they help.
God bless,
Jeff

Thank you very much for the spreadsheets! They are great.

Hello Michael,
Im not sure I understand completely. It sounds like a google search for historical options data may help. That said, it would be the first time I’d experienced or heard about peculiar activity. Let me know if i can help further.
God bless,
Jeff