No, I did it exactly as you said. The EOS pair is fine. It shows a loss of 66USD. But when i make an input for the monaco trade even according to your example i enter 138 USD as the investment. My point being in real terms I have just put in 200 USD innit. I get the accounting bit but is there a way to see what I'm asking. Also see my second post, it's related to the same thing i said earlier. Thanks a lot for all your help so far and replying so promptly. I'm loving cointracking and it's features. Just want to clear this confusion.
Well... the thing is, that you have spent 200 USD on EOS and not on MCO. And you can not pass through the value of one coin to another.
That's why the system is calculating an EOS gain and a MCO gain for you.
If you really want to, you can change the asset value (Enter Coins -> Edit -> Edit Asset Value).
And then overwrite the MCO value (which should be approx. 138 USD, with 200 USD) and ignore the warning.
Not sure, if this is what you're looking for, but it could work.
However, I would stay with the regular calculation without manipulating the asset values.
Best, Dario