On Thursday, 8 June 2017 02:35:51 BST Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> Not sure if this is possible, but has anyone worked out a way to get the
> Bills Due Reminder to trigger that a payment is due on a loan or other type
> of installment plan?
>
> Particularly, this issue comes up with insurance that i
Not sure if this is possible, but has anyone worked out a way to get the Bills
Due Reminder to trigger that a payment is due on a loan or other type of
installment plan?
Particularly, this issue comes up with insurance that is charged all at once,
but paid for in monthly installments. (and then
David Cousens, Kevin Reid, Adrien Monteleone, Bruce Danielson, Mick
Hartzell, and Michael D Novack, thank all you to have helped me taking my
first steps on accounting :)
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Thanks to everyone for your answers.
I proceeded as Adrien suggested and found that there was a problem
each time I had a transaction in a different currency (EUR). In fact,
the transactions in foreign currency were not "translated" into the
local currency in the report, and therefore Gnuc
Hi,
You should probably start by uprading to a newer version of gnucash. 2.6.1 has
known issues attempting to report on large data sets. It is unfortunate Ubuntu
14.04 is tied to version 2.6.1. You may get a newer one via the getdeb
repository.
Regards,
Geert
On Wed, Jun 7, 2017 at 12:34 PM,
I an another user with a rather large file, but not nearly as large as
yours.
I think GnuCash has no internal limit, but your os and hardware will give
you a practical limit. Remember, GnuCash loads the entire data file when
it starts.
Linux, especially 32 bit versions, can run out of memory and
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From: Adrien Monteleone
Date: Wed, Jun 7, 2017 at 1:19 PM
Subject: Re: Problem with balance sheet and transaction reports
To: Pierre Maitre
For the balance sheet issue, I'd start with 12/31/10 as the target date and
work my way backwards to 1/1/10 dividin
Hi everyone
I have imported QIF data from Quicken into Gnucash from three
different bookkeeping periods in order to have all my bookkeeping data
in a single file.
My Gnucash version is 2.6.1, running under Linux (Ubuntu 14.04). The
import went smoothly. I now have been working 5 months on it wit
Thanks Derek, Maf and others who replied. I think I have it sussed. I saved my
files (old PC) to USB stick, read them on the new PC and saved them to a
selected location.
All looks good now (and I don't think I have destroyed any apps).
I'm grateful and will donate to your good work.
Edwin
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Hi Edwin.
You failed to transfer your data.
The GnuCash data file DOES NOT live under Program Files.
As for where it DOES live -- that very much depends on where you told
GnuCash to save t. Usually it would be in your Home Folder or in your My
Documents folder. But Gnucash will let you save it
On 6/7/2017 7:34 AM, Edwin Humphreys wrote:
I have GnuCash on an old PC, which I am now replacing. I can download
GnuCash onto the new PC, but how do I transfer my old finance details? I
have found nothing about this in your documentation or FAQs.
Thank you,
Dwin Tudor
You neglected to say
Hi Maf (bit of confusion - you are now answering my earlier query - same issue).
Let me tell you exactly what I have done:
* On the old PC (Windows 10, but GnuCash 2.4.10 was installed under
Windows 8) I copied everything in Program Files (x86) onto a USB stick.
* On the new PC (W
The file with all your financial data on it is just a normal file. If
you open GnuCash on your old computer and go to File -> Save as... the
dialog which opens should show you the whereabouts of the file you
currently have open, which is the file where your financial data
resides. Save this f
Hi,
EngineInstitute writes:
> Dave,
> No worries about raining on my parade.
> I figured it was probably a preferences issue. I did check the account and
I don't think it's a preferences issue.
> it was marked income & expense not credit. So I changed it to credit. So
> that shows the balance
Hi Edwin.
Suggest that you firstly don't try and copy a program from one PC to the other
by dragging the Program folder around. You should download & install GC from
scratch on the new PC.
As previously alluded, your GC data file(s) SHOULD not be in Program Files, but
somewhere in your user
Thank you, Maf, but I am no wiser. I have copied all the files in Program Files
(x86)/gnucash to the same location on the new PC. When opening GnuCash, there
were a few 'cannot find entry point' messages but it did open. But what do I do
then? My old details do not appear as they used to. I trie
Hi,
You can find the file from within GC on the old PC (you haven't mentioned an
OS)
- if there's no file extension are you on a linux distro?
File -> Save As will give you a pointer to the correct path to find your data
file.
In fact, while you are in File -> Save As... you might as well jus
Thanks for pointing me at that info. But I’m still confused. On the old PC, the
release is 2.4.10 and I don’t see any file with an extension .gnucash. Maybe
the file extensions are different in release 2.6.16.
Any other thoughts?
From: Christopher Lam [mailto:christopher@gmail.com]
Sent
Hi Edwin,
Just copy the datafile. See the FAQ section 3 about backing up if you are
unsure of file locations etc.
HTH,
Maf.
On Wednesday, 7 June 2017 12:34:16 BST Edwin Humphreys wrote:
> I have GnuCash on an old PC, which I am now replacing. I can download
> GnuCash onto the new PC, but how
Perhaps you may share a partial screenshot of your liability account
register? Zap confidential data, however, some data has already been shared
:)
On 7 June 2017 at 10:26, EngineInstitute wrote:
> Dave,
> No worries about raining on my parade.
> I figured it was probably a preferences issue. I
https://www.gnucash.org/docs/v2.6/C/gnucash-guide/basics-migrate-settings.html#App-sett-loc
On 7 June 2017 at 19:34, Edwin Humphreys wrote:
> I have GnuCash on an old PC, which I am now replacing. I can download
> GnuCash onto the new PC, but how do I transfer my old finance details? I
> have fo
I have GnuCash on an old PC, which I am now replacing. I can download
GnuCash onto the new PC, but how do I transfer my old finance details? I
have found nothing about this in your documentation or FAQs.
Thank you,
Dwin Tudor
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