Skipped Transactions in Reports
What are skipped transactions?
In some cases, CoinLedger may encounter transactions that cannot be properly calculated during report generation. This typically happens when:
Transactions are manually added or edited in a way that creates inconsistencies
Required data (such as cost basis or pricing) is missing or invalid
The transaction structure results in an imbalance
Instead of allowing these transactions to cause report failures, CoinLedger will now automatically skip them during report generation.
Why are transactions skipped?
Previously, problematic transactions could cause your tax report to fail or crash entirely.
With this update, skipped transactions allow your report to:
Generate successfully without errors
Avoid being blocked by a small number of problematic records
Remain stable even with complex or imperfect data
This ensures you can continue working on your report while addressing issues separately.
How will I know if transactions were skipped?
If your report includes skipped transactions, you’ll see a notification banner at the top of the reports page.
From there, you can:
Open a detailed view of skipped transactions
See exactly which transactions were excluded
Review them in a filtered Transactions page
Where can I review skipped transactions?
Click the banner on your report to open a filtered view showing only skipped transactions.
In this view, you can:
Identify which transactions were skipped
Review their details
Make corrections directly in your transaction list
How do I fix skipped transactions?
To resolve skipped transactions, review each flagged item and look for:
Missing or incorrect values
Imbalanced sends and receives
Incorrect manual edits
Once corrected, you can regenerate your report, and the transaction will be included if the issue is resolved.
Important notes
Skipped transactions are not included in your tax report calculations
Your report will still generate successfully even if some transactions are skipped
Fixing skipped transactions may improve the accuracy of your final report