3.1. CONSISTENT AND INCONSISTENT OPERATIONS

In order for the program to calculate the results of the exercise, the data of the operations that influence said results must be complete.

The program classifies, for the exclusive purpose of extracting results, operations as consistent or inconsistent.

An operation is considered consistent when all the data necessary for calculating results are completed. This information will appear on the left margin with a green circle. In any case, it is always necessary to check that the data is complete and correct.

An operation is considered inconsistent when not all the data necessary for calculating the results are completed.

Inconsistent operations will appear with a yellow or red circle on the left margin.

Operations in which missing data does not influence the results of the year are yellow. In these cases, even if some data is missing, it is permitted to use the Securities Portfolio to complete the gains and losses in Renta Web.

Operations that influence the results of the year are in red. In these cases it is always necessary to complete the data in order to use the securities portfolio and transfer its results to Renta Web.

Important: Note that the inconsistency of one operation sometimes affects the consistency of subsequent operations. Therefore, in many cases, once the first operation is completed, not only that operation but also the subsequent ones will become consistent.