Christopher Browne wrote:
> This is inherently nontrivial any time you're working with a transaction
> that involves multiple currencies because parts of the value of that
> transaction are inherently variable, dependent on the currency exchange
> rate.
This is not the full picture - it's only t
On Wed, 19 Jan 2000 23:57:59 EST, the world broke into rejoicing as
"Mehul N. Sanghvi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> I believe that MoneyDance handles this properly. I setup a dummy set
> of account in MoneyDance each with a different currency:
>
> dollar acct. US$ 25,000.00
> rupee acct. R
I believe that MoneyDance handles this properly. I setup a dummy set
of account in MoneyDance each with a different currency:
dollar acct. US$ 25,000.00
rupee acct. Rs. 34,096.00
lira acct.L. 2,478,994,739.00
The total in dollars is listed as: US$ 1,384,936.06
The exchange rates used a
> As I warned, a pretty basic "user" question...
>
> Currently, I have four accounts managed under GnuCash in three different
> currencies (which are CYP, USD and LIT). I put the currency information
> in the account record, but neverthless for every transaction and every
> balance I get the doll
As I warned, a pretty basic "user" question...
Currently, I have four accounts managed under GnuCash in three different
currencies (which are CYP, USD and LIT). I put the currency information
in the account record, but neverthless for every transaction and every
balance I get the dollar sign atta
