Re: [GNC] Android Companion App, Export CSV

[Tom Balazs]

At one point I was using Financisto ("Open-source personal finance
manager") on my Android phone. But I don't even see that in Google Play
anymore.
Does anyone know if that is still in active development?
This website seems to say that it is.
https://financisto.en.softonic.com/android

On Google Play there is "Financisto Plus" by Blucat, but that seems to be a
different project.

UpToDown.com shows Financisto 1.8.2 by Denis Solonenko
https://financisto.en.uptodown.com/android

And GitHub has Financisto under the name of dsolenko, but it looks like it
hasn't been modified in about 4 years
https://github.com/dsolonenko/financisto


On Thu, Sep 7, 2023 at 10:57 AM Tom Balazs  wrote:

> I'm a GnuCash and Android user. I'm liking GnuCash on Ubuntu. Now I'm
> looking for an Android bookkeping app.
>
> Something where I  import my Chart of Accounts to it. I want to enter
> transactions on a daily basis, export transactions as CSV,  and then then
> import the CSV to GnuCash. Preferably a free app. Split transactions would
> be good, but maybe not mandatory
>
> I know GnuCash Android is not officially connected.
>
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Re: [GNC] Android Companion App, Export CSV

[john]

You should have read the details on Financisto Pro: "This is forked version of 
financisto as the original one is not maintained for a long time. The project 
is hosted on github (https://github.com/BlueCatMe/financisto)." That repo shows 
a commit last week.

Regards,
John Ralls

> On Sep 8, 2023, at 08:09, Tom Balazs  wrote:
> 
> At one point I was using Financisto ("Open-source personal finance
> manager") on my Android phone. But I don't even see that in Google Play
> anymore.
> Does anyone know if that is still in active development?
> This website seems to say that it is.
> https://financisto.en.softonic.com/android
> 
> On Google Play there is "Financisto Plus" by Blucat, but that seems to be a
> different project.
> 
> UpToDown.com shows Financisto 1.8.2 by Denis Solonenko
> https://financisto.en.uptodown.com/android
> 
> And GitHub has Financisto under the name of dsolenko, but it looks like it
> hasn't been modified in about 4 years
> https://github.com/dsolonenko/financisto
> 
> 
> On Thu, Sep 7, 2023 at 10:57 AM Tom Balazs  wrote:
> 
>> I'm a GnuCash and Android user. I'm liking GnuCash on Ubuntu. Now I'm
>> looking for an Android bookkeping app.
>> 
>> Something where I  import my Chart of Accounts to it. I want to enter
>> transactions on a daily basis, export transactions as CSV,  and then then
>> import the CSV to GnuCash. Preferably a free app. Split transactions would
>> be good, but maybe not mandatory
>> 
>> I know GnuCash Android is not officially connected.
>> 
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Re: [GNC] Transaction inconsistency when deleting account

[Liz]

On Tue, 5 Sep 2023 00:28:35 -0400
Jediator  wrote:

> The use case:  I was importing credit card transactions to an account 
> via csv.  After importing, all transactions got double-entried to the 
> default Inbalanced-USD account. After changing the Inbalanced-USDs to 
> the correct expense accounts for all the imported transactions, I 
> realized that I wasn't using negated amount for the credit card
> before importing.   So I decided to get rid of the credit card
> account and create and re-import everything from scratch (luckily GC
> allows you to do this), thus the inconsistency problem.
> 
> Thanks!

Another way of approaching this is to duplicate your book for the
purpose of learning how to run an import or other more complex job.
Then you can import the transactions, and instead of having to try to
delete stuff, just start again on a fresh copy until everything is to
your satisfaction

Liz
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Re: [GNC] gnucash_user: rounding errors and significant digits

[Bruce McCoy via gnucash-user]

Jim,

 

Whata pleasure to read your response. What a pause before my response. 

 

Youare kind enough to say: 

 Iam interested by your statement, "results in gnucash reducingthe shares 
in the fund by 2.4". GnuCash is capable of storingshare counts to three 
decimal places. However, a setting in theAccount window for the security 
controls the number of decimalplaces GnuCash uses for that security. See 
the Tutorial and Concepts Guide, 9.4.1. Setup Accounts for Stocks and 
MutualFunds.See also Figure 9.8. The 
“New Security” Window, on that page.

 Foryour security, what is the value for "fraction traded" inthe security 
window? It should be 1/1000 or smaller. What is thevalue for "Smallest 
Fraction" in that dialogue box? Itshould be "Commodity Value". 

 

Youare exactly right. I corrected my mistake. Thank you for helpingme.

 

BestRegards,

 

Bruce





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