On 5/29/19 2:16 AM, Eric Coates wrote: > Hi > >> 1) How can you enter a scheduled transaction before it's due date? >> (Used to check cash flow) > > Adrien Monteleone has given one method, I use a different one. > > Without going through my entire boring "scheme of works" for the last > day of the month I do want to enter all scheduled transactions for > thee following month (you call it "cash flow purposes", I call it > "fear of going into the red"). To do that I > (1) close GnuCash; > (2) set the system clock to a later date (in my case the last day of > the next month): > (3) open GnuCash, click the necessary buttons and check that all the > transactions have appeared (in my case in my current/checking account); > (4) close GnuCash; > (5) Reset the system date. > > I use Ubuntu and I find sometimes (not very often) the change of date > doesn't "take", that is why the checking is necessary. > > Different, not better > > Best wishes > > Eric > If you always want to see them 10-15 or even 30 days in advance, just edit that transaction (Actions:Scheduled Transactions:Scheduled Transactions Editor) and click the Create in Advance checkbox on the Overview tab. Adjust the number of days as desired.
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