Hello
If you'll be kind to offer the QIF file in bugzilla or privately -- feel
free to amend it manually first to anonymize details, it will be useful to
debug.
C
On Mon, 17 Feb 2020 at 15:09, Tom Hatzigeorgiou wrote:
> I have seen few emails on this subject.
>
> Please see if the below statem
Hi,
See my comments below,
Regards,
Rob
> On 15 Feb 2020, at 19:53, Fran_3 via gnucash-user
> wrote:
>
> Referring to the field definitions in
> 18.1. Importing Bills and Invoices
> I tried to line those up with the three dialog boxes that come up as you
> create and post a new bill.
> New
I have seen few emails on this subject.
Please see if the below statements would help you.
I've been having a problem with importing my data from Quicken and into GNUCASH
for Windows using a QIF file created by Quicken. I’ve over 30 years of data
with thousands of transactions spanning multip
If your managed funds were in existence at the opening of your GnuCash books,
the the appropriate account will be an Equity account and Opening Balances
is an appropriate subaccount. If not then whatever account the funds came
from to setup the investment. You will need to account for any fees etc
Thanks for the tip! Indeed, the tax authorities here ar not interested in my
accounting and insist on data directly from the bank.
I have set up asset accounts now for two managed accounts, but I don't know
what to use as the counter-account for the value adjustments.
Should it be an income ac
