Not for every workflow. The default manual import supports CSV and Excel files. IBKR imports are CSV only. DeGiro imports should use the broker-generated transactions export with the matching DeGiro format selected in the app.

Imports are available in two places: during portfolio creation and later inside Lot Management. Both flows use a preview step so you can inspect the rows before completing the import.

Yes. Use Export CSV or Export Excel from Lot Management, or use Export positions from a portfolio settings menu. The exported file uses ticker,date,action,avg_price,amount, which matches the default importer. After editing the file, upload it with Default CSV / Excel selected and review the preview before importing.

It means the imported row references a security identifier that Dividends Inside could not match to known data. When that happens, use the missing-data shortcut from the preview table or open the Support Center report form and submit the unresolved ticker or ISIN for review.

Yield % represents your portfolio's expected annual dividend return relative to its current market value. Yield on Cost % measures expected annual dividends relative to the total amount you originally invested. For most stocks and ETFs, annual dividend income is based on the annualized dividend payout per share multiplied by the number of shares you own. For derivative income ETFs, yields may use a forward-looking dividend yield percentage applied to current market value to avoid distorted results from irregular payouts.

No. Dividends Inside is a portfolio tracking and analysis tool. It should support your own research, recordkeeping, and review process, but it does not replace independent financial, legal, tax, or accounting advice.