The other problem, which I didn't pursue enough to figure out if it
really is a problem, has to do with the company's two-for-1 stock
split in the middle of all this. Most of the shares being sold were
purchased before the split; others came after the split. As far as I
can tell, the "View Lots" mo
"job-based accounting in GnuCash" requested by several business users. I hope
developers will consider in future shortly
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Sorry, they can’t be deleted.
The recommended procedure is to change the bill/invoice number to something
like “use next”. You can additionally create a placeholder customer and vendor
to assign them to if you like.
Then just try to remember at some point to search for any bills/invoices
numbe
It can’t unfortunately.
The ‘jobs’ function is misnamed. (there is a bug filed on this)
The feature is more akin to a purchase order.
So a ‘job/PO’ can only have one vendor or one customer. It can’t be split. And
the two aren’t the same regardless of how named. A ‘job/PO’ named “foo” for a
ven
Is there a way to delete an invoice created in error or a bill created
in error?
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We are working on grants the reimburse our expenses. The customer job
works great when it is the default customer and job for a vendor
invoice. But some of our expenses get split between two
customers/jobs. Does anyone know how to make this work? Thanks.