Yeah, I know there's a good likelihood that it isn't supported but I
figured with all the CSS support maybe I'd get lucky and there was
support for attribute selection like there is in regular browser CSS.
But then that's a GTK ask and not necessarily a GnuCash ask.
The general thought if such
So far no developer has replied to this thread, so we do not know if there
are any 'hooks' under the hood to hang this request on, or if it would
require substantial development work to implement.
One path forward would be to create an Enhancement Request Bug Report in
the GnuCash Bugzilla https:/
No, I don't like the loan wizard. I already tried it and I still need
to flag the transactions to find them later in the register so I can fix
the splits correctly. The wizard doesn't save me any time.
Why not point to the loan wizard and how it can setup an automated
transaction schedule?
No, actually I know exactly what I want to accomplish and the colored
field to make the particular transaction stand out in the register is
precisely what I want to do. That's how I work.
I already have the splits set up exactly they way they need to be. I
just don't have the specific amount
John,
What exactly were the commands you ran to build GnuCash and the directories they
were run from. The other useful information is the location of the directories
containing the source code and where the build directory is located realtive to
the source code directories. If ninja does not build
What I mean is that variations from paycheck to paycheck result in changes in
the amount going into my checking account. When I adjust that amount, the
transaction no longer balances, and gnucash puts the difference into
Imbalance-USD.
Original Message
From: Michael or Penny
On 12/16/2021 5:58 PM, David T. via gnucash-user wrote:
I use something like Michael's approach with paychecks, but my simple
workaround is that I enter the correct amount deposited to my checking
account (that *is* what I'm most interested in!), using a previous pay
transaction as the template
I've been using flatpak 4.8-1 on ubuntu, but it has some glitches in the GUI selection of check boxes on an invoice such as
taxable, tax included, tax table. To get those to be changed takes mousing and clicking several places in the line item or it
just reverts when I go to the next line.
I use something like Michael's approach with paychecks, but my simple
workaround is that I enter the correct amount deposited to my checking
account (that *is* what I'm most interested in!), using a previous pay
transaction as the template. Inevitably, IT DOES NOT BALANCE, and I end
up with an
I think that it would be possible to use the loan wizard to build a
Scheduled loan payment Transaction pointing to an Unallocated Funds account
that could be used just as Michael suggested, adjusting for the correct
interest amount when the value is known.
I need to try that.
On Thu, Dec 16, 2021
On 12/16/21 10:05, Michael or Penny Novack wrote:
It might perhaps be better to describe WHAT you want to accomplish
instead of asking about possibilities for the first HOW that came to
your mind. Why? Because there might be other "hows" even simpler.
On 12/16/2021 2:25 AM, AC wrote:
For ex
Michael,
That is a method that I would never have thought of, probably because I am
not an accountant.
I like it better than my current method that just uses guesstimates in the
SX.
It does add an account to contain the unallocated funds, but that is the
trade-off to keeping guesstimate out of
It might perhaps be better to describe WHAT you want to accomplish
instead of asking about possibilities for the first HOW that came to
your mind. Why? Because there might be other "hows" even simpler.
On 12/16/2021 2:25 AM, AC wrote:
For example, I have a couple loans that are paid fixed am
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