Get your eToro trade history into a spreadsheet
Download eToro's account statement from Portfolio, My Portfolio, History, and save it as Excel or PDF. The Excel file has five sheets, including Closed Positions and Dividends. Every step is checked against eToro's own help page.
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Steps
Set English first
The statement comes in the same language as your eToro account. If you will import the file into a tool that only reads English, switch eToro to English in Settings before you create the statement.
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Open your history
On the eToro website, click Portfolio in the left menu, then My Portfolio, then choose History from the menu.
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Open the account statement
On the History page, click the icon on the right and choose Account Statement. Another route: Settings in the left menu, then Account, then under Documents click View next to Account Statement.
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Choose dates and Excel
Pick a ready made time frame, or choose Custom and set your own dates, then click Create. Save the statement as Excel by clicking the Excel icon; PDF is the other option. For UK tax, set 6 April to 5 April.
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On the mobile app
eToro says the statement is also on the app: tap Portfolio at the bottom, then My Portfolio, then History, then the right side and Account Statement. eToro does not say whether the Excel download works in the app, so use a browser if you need the file.
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