I just converted three and half years worth of gnucash file into beancount.
Really happy! I am using Gnucash 3.8 and struggled for few hours with
gnucash-to-beancount and piecash installed by pip.
I had to build and install locally from
https://github.com/jreynolds01/piecash and
https://github
Thanks! I could use File->'Save As' to save the gnucash xml file into
sqlite format.
Also I just had a top level income category in gnucash. Bean-check did not
like it. So I created an Income:Revenue account at top,
and changed all the income entries to Income:Revenue.
The notes url link below
After converting from gnucash to beancount I compared the balance sheet from
both.
It turns out that Gnucash automatically computes a line item in Equity section
called retained loss. It is simply all expenses minus all incomes.
However, beancount balance sheet does not have this line item. A
Thanks,
Anand
On Saturday, August 1, 2020 at 5:14:22 PM UTC-5, Martin Blais wrote:
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> How are you producing your balance sheet? What tool and options are
> you using?
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> On Sat, Aug 1, 2020 at 5:56 PM Anand Gupta > wrote:
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>> After converting from gnucash to bean
