Tommy Trussell wrote
>> Adrian:
>> In the case at hand I spent $430 on the gift card and when I buy
>> something
>> that costs $100, I'm really only spending $86. That's what makes sense
>> to
>> me for how this ought to be counted. Since I don't know the category of
>> the expense in advance, I
No, he's talking about GnuCash Portable which is a copy of GnuCash
modified and packaged with all the necessary libraries to be able to run
directly from a memory stick or other portable storage device without
having to install the libraries. It's packaged by PortableApps.com.
On 2017-12-06 20:21
I think you are referring to the Android version. It is a well designed app
that works really well for recording the transactions you make throughout
the day. You can import from or export to GnuCash for the desktop easily. I
think the default setting is to only export transactions entered since yo
I used it briefly a few years ago. Just noticed, unless I'm mistaken, it was
updated in October of this year (2017).
Curious to hear how others are using the portable version (eg, why and under
what circumstances), and how you're handling the backup and/or transfer of
the data files from the memor
Many thanks for your advice Derek.
Kind regards,
Steve.
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Many thanks for your help Adrien,
Kind Regards,
Steve.
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On Tue, Dec 5, 2017 at 9:14 AM, adrian wrote:
> There may be technical accounting reasons to treat rebates as offsets to
> expenses rather than income. But my own reasons are simply that it's what
> makes sense to me. I don't really track income very carefully. I mainly
> track expenses.
>
> [
Hi Steve,
Steve via gnucash-user writes:
> Hello,
>
> Can anyone tell me how to provide a running balance column in a
> Business Customer Report please?
The report does not provide that, so either you would need to augment
the report (in scheme) to do it, or you will need to copy-and-paste the
Stephen,
As far as I know, you can’t. You’ll have to copy and paste the report table to
a spreadsheet and add the column and formula in manually, then format the
printout appropriately with headers, etc.
Otherwise, you’d have to custom code the column into your own version of the
report.
If t
Hello,
Can anyone tell me how to provide a running balance column in a Business
Customer Report please?
Thank you.
Steve.
Stephen Talbot
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There may be technical accounting reasons to treat rebates as offsets to
expenses rather than income. But my own reasons are simply that it's what
makes sense to me. I don't really track income very carefully. I mainly
track expenses.
A rebate is a complex form of discount where the vendor is
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