Does E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley cost basis sync to Google Sheets?

Yes, when E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley reports it. Finta writes each position's total cost basis to the Cost Basis column. If E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley doesn't report one for a position, that cell stays empty and so does its Gain / Loss.

Can I track E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley options in Google Sheets?

Option positions sync as holdings. The contract details are optional Securities fields, so add them first. Open the Securities table settings in Finta and use Add Field to add Option Contract Type, Option Expiration Date, Option Strike Price, and Option Underlying Ticker. Those fields fill in when E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley reports the contract.

Only crypto that E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley reports as a holding. Finta sets its security type to cryptocurrency. Coins you hold at a separate exchange aren't part of this connection.

Does Finta move money or change my E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley account?

No. Finta cannot move money or change your account through the financial connection.

Supported connection

Sync E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley to Google Sheets

Connect E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley through Plaid and keep your holdings and trades current in Google Sheets, with Total Value and Gain / Loss columns already set up.

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E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley

Finta

Google Sheets

Region: United States
Connection: Plaid
Sync timing: Varies by connection

Available data

What E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley data you can sync to Google Sheets

Finta can sync the kinds of data below. What you get depends on the accounts you connect.

Transactions: Sort, filter, categorize, and use transactions in the destination you choose.
Investments: Use holdings and investment activity when the connected account provides them.

In Google Sheets

Your E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley data in a spreadsheet

Finta adds your E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley data to a Google Sheet and keeps it current. Depending on the accounts you connect, the sheet can include Accounts, Transactions, Balance History, Securities, Holdings, and Investment Transactions. Use the records in your own formulas, filters, and reports.

Google Sheets integration

Holdings and trades

Your E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley portfolio, column by column

Quantity, every trade, and cost basis (when E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley reports it) come from E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley. Finta adds Symbol, Security Close Price, Total Value, and Gain / Loss as formulas when it creates the Holdings tab, so you can see them, change them, or build on them.

Holdings tab

Sample data

Symbol	Security Type	Quantity	Cost Basis	Security Close Price	Total Value	Gain / Loss
VTI	etf	42	9,450.00	298.12	12,521.04	32.50%
AAPL	equity	15	2,610.00	231.40	3,471.00	32.99%
BND	etf	60	4,620.00	73.85	4,431.00	-4.09%

Investment Transactions tab

Sample data

Date	Symbol	Transaction Type	Transaction Subtype	Quantity	Price
2026-10-03	AAPL	sell	sell	-5	228.75
2026-09-30	BND	buy	dividend reinvestment	0.21	73.40
2026-09-15	VTI	buy	buy	2	291.10

The data is fictional and shows a few of each tab's columns. Total Value is Security Close Price times Quantity, and Gain / Loss is a percent: Total Value divided by Cost Basis, minus 1. Close prices are the last market close, so Total Value can differ from what E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley shows during trading hours.

Holdings: Account, Symbol, Security Name, Quantity, Cost Basis, Base Currency, and Last Update, plus Security Close Price, Security Type, Total Value, and Gain / Loss as a percent. One row per position in each account.
Securities: Symbol, name, security type, and the last close price with its date. Option details are optional fields. To get them, open the Securities table settings in Finta and use Add Field to add Option Contract Type, Option Expiration Date, Option Strike Price, and Option Underlying Ticker. They fill in when E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley reports the contract.
Investment Transactions: Date, security, quantity, price, amount, fees, and currency for each buy, sell, dividend, fee, and transfer. The subtype tells a dividend from a dividend reinvestment, a contribution, or an interest payment.

Keep a history, not just today's positions

Finta keeps one Holdings row per position and updates it in place. Sell a position and its row stays, with Quantity set to 0, as long as the account still holds something. If you sell everything in an account, its old rows keep their last values, and Last Update shows when each one last synced.

For value over time, add Balance History. Finta stores each account's balance once a day and adds a dated row, so you build a daily record of what each E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley account was worth.

Want position-level snapshots too? At month end, copy the Holdings tab and paste its values into a new tab named for the date.

Setup

Three steps to connect E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley to Google Sheets

1
Connect your E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley account in Finta.
2
Choose what to sync.
3
Connect Google Sheets and pick the sheet.

Timing and limits

Sync timing varies by connection and destination

Your source connection decides when new data is available. Finta syncs supported updates according to the source connection and Google Sheets behavior.

Source and destination permissions

Plaid handles sign-in, so Finta doesn’t receive or store your E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley password. The financial connection is read-only. Finta cannot move money. Writing into your Google Sheet is a separate permission you give Google Sheets.

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E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley to Google Sheets questions

Can I connect E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley to Google Sheets?: Yes. Connect your E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley accounts through Finta, choose what to sync, and connect Google Sheets.
Which E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley data can I use?: Transactions and Investments may be available. What you get depends on the accounts you connect, and available fields depend on that connection.
Does E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley cost basis sync to Google Sheets?: Yes, when E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley reports it. Finta writes each position's total cost basis to the Cost Basis column. If E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley doesn't report one for a position, that cell stays empty and so does its Gain / Loss.
Can I track E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley options in Google Sheets?: Option positions sync as holdings. The contract details are optional Securities fields, so add them first. Open the Securities table settings in Finta and use Add Field to add Option Contract Type, Option Expiration Date, Option Strike Price, and Option Underlying Ticker. Those fields fill in when E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley reports the contract.
Does crypto show up?: Only crypto that E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley reports as a holding. Finta sets its security type to cryptocurrency. Coins you hold at a separate exchange aren't part of this connection.
Does Finta move money or change my E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley account?: No. Finta cannot move money or change your account through the financial connection.