Hello,
Has anyone created a customer report that shows the total sales and also
prints the Addresses? The Customer Summary report is good enough, but, it
only lacks the addresses.
Thank you,
Guss
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Thank you for that. I need to go through Chapter 9, Investments, very
carefully. I removed the latest price (user:price, as opposed to
user:split-register
Melissa
You should export with the default conditions, i.e. only comma separated in the
first panel and make sure the file is
labelled with a csv extension.
When importing, after selecting the file to import in the second panel in the
"Load and Save Settings" box select the
"GnuCash Export Se
I just posted the error on bug.gnucash.org 796914
if I open same data file n 2.6 version it shows correct report
Please help
trace file:-
* 22:36:57 WARN Could not spawn perl: Failed to execute
child process (No such file or directory)
* 22:37:09 CRIT [_gfec_error_handler()]
qif-import:qif-
Hi I have a question about GnuCash's export and import function. I am
trying to import CSV transactions from one book to another. I researched
the same question on google and found a helpful response that said to
update to GnuCash 3.1 or higher and I have updated to 3.3 but after
following all of t
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> On Oct 15, 2018, at 8:52 AM, Gerald Mathias wrote:
>
> Thank you for that. I need to go through Chapter 9, Investments, very
> carefully. I removed the latest price (user:price, as opposed to
> user:split-register and Fina
Macs used to be limited (at least as of Snow Leopard) to only re-sizing windows
via the bottom right corner’s drag handle.
I don’t recall when that changed, but certainly on High Sierra (I’m using it as
well) you can hover over any window side at any point, the pointer will change
to an arrow o
> On Oct 14, 2018, at 4:35 PM, Gerald Mathias wrote:
>
> My Stock pages have "Current Value: " followed by a dollar amount at the
> bottom. The dollar amount in all but five cases is exactly the same as the
> "Buy" entry above.
>
> In four cases "Current Value" and "Buy" figures are rather di
Lloyd Adams writes:
>>From a user perspective, it would seem logical (almost expected) that
> if they select Printable Invoice, and there is a Printable Invoice
> config, then that is loaded. Any other configs would require manual
> loading.
What do you mean by "a Printable Invoice config"? Do
Hello, I had some problem unposting a bill entry.
I entered a bill and process the payment for this bill.
Subsequently, I entered the same bill again and also process the payment for
this bill.
Usually to cancel this bill, I’ll unpost the bill and close the window without
saving from the vendo
On Fri, 12 Oct 2018 12:52:37 -0500
Tom Goodhart wrote:
> When I am in the middle of the Import QIF process, the window that
> lists each security and asks for info for each is so long that I
> can't see the buttons for Next, etc at the bottom of the window and I
> cannot scroll down. What is the
My Stock pages have "Current Value: " followed by a dollar amount at the
bottom. The dollar amount in all but five cases is exactly the same as the
"Buy" entry above.
In four cases "Current Value" and "Buy" figures are rather different, but
not shockingly so.
In the fifth case, I have "Shares 120
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Op maandag 15 oktober 2018 07:25:11 CEST schreef John Saunders:
> Hi Gert,
> GnCash still runs in Danish. I have tried both: -
> LANG=en_
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