@layoutph:
Excelent

@sgjenks01:

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I see that you changed the Exchange Balances page per my suggestion. Thank you!

You're welcome.

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I think perhaps a better description of the "Real" currencies would simply be Fiat Currencies.

We had that some time ago and we received several mails a day from users asking what a fiat currency is.
So I decided to call it "Real currency". I know it's not correct, but understandable

@Plick9:

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When you buy a coin with your fiat in the U.S, do you put it in as a trade (usd to BTC) when it stays in your wallet like coinbase? Or do you manually input it as deposit? Or both?
Also this is considered as a sell?

A trade has always two sides. Buy and Sell.
You should enter your BTC purchase as: Buy = x BTC, Sell = x USD.
If you use a deposit for that, your BTC balance will be correct, but you will not be able to see the expenses and the BTC cost basis.
That's why I would always recommend the first method.

@SaudiPrince:

Quote from: SaudiPrince on May 20, 2017, 05:09:29 PM

I went to kraken imported my entire ledger, I went to poloniex and imported my entire trade history, I put in all of my wallet addresses VIA the API wallet importer.
It says I have 1000 more ether than I have, which may be due to not showing withdrawals on poloniex.

Have you used the Poloniex CSV import?
I would recommend using the Poloniex API import as it can import deposits and withdrawals as well.

Quote from: SaudiPrince on May 20, 2017, 05:09:29 PM

It says I have 12,000 more ICN than I actually have. Now I am confused. Because I imported EVERYTHING from kraken and my wallets, all of the information is there so I don't understand why its off by 12,000 ICN.
The only issue I can think of is I bought some ICN/GNT from the Mist exchange called Mercatrox or whatever. But I figured that importing the ether wallets would solve that problem because it would just show me receiving/sending Ether.

The wallet import does only import wallet movements (deposits and withdrawals) but not your trades on an exchange.
You need to add your Mercatrox trades as well, otherwise the balance will not be correct.

Please also ensure, all your deposits and withdrawals are set correct.

Quote from: SaudiPrince on May 20, 2017, 05:09:29 PM

And on the Kraken imports, it shows I have 330 trades in Excel, but when I import it will only show 173 trades.

That's because it's a ledger entry. Each trade part (buy, sell, fee) can be listed in a separate line.
CoinTracking reads the data and converts it into trades.
That's why the number of "rows" in Excel does not match the number of trades.

Best, Dario