Thanks! Will give it a try.
On Sat, Apr 9, 2022, at 3:48 AM, Dan Black wrote:
> On the matching screen, select C (clear) instead of U+C (update and clear).
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> On April 9, 2022 5:03:59 AM "Ed Reeder" wrote:
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>> Example:
>> I have previously entered a check into gnucash:
>> Num=205, Desc
So this is the same work flow that has annoyed me in the past, and I have
found a work around that works well for me.
As you recall that GC is a double entry system so every transaction has a
Description that is common for both sides of the transaction, and then what
most folks don't realize i
Thanks for taking the time to reply. It is appreciated.
On Sat, Apr 9, 2022, at 7:26 AM, Michael or Penny Novack wrote:
> On 4/6/2022 3:53 PM, Ed Reeder wrote:
>> Example:
>> I have previously entered a check into gnucash:
>> Num=205, Description=Smith Plumbing, Withdrawal=100.00
>>
>> My bank's
ah ic, ok then i'll turn off the automatic decimal.
Thank you John
On Sat, Apr 9, 2022 at 10:39 PM john wrote:
> Then GnuCash is doing exactly what you told it to. Your automatic decimal
> point setting means that unless you supply a decimal point one is inserted
> for you: 100 becomes 1,00 and
Then GnuCash is doing exactly what you told it to. Your automatic decimal point
setting means that unless you supply a decimal point one is inserted for you:
100 becomes 1,00 and 1 becomes 0,01. You've told GnuCash that the stock
doesn't have fractions, so fractional amounts are rounded using
Hello.
I prefer to keep my books divided by year, so in spring I typically
close the old book and start a new one with mostly the same accounts,
been doing that for a while and I keep notes reminding myself of all the
steps to take.
I have a number of mutual funds, including one which is p
On 4/6/2022 3:53 PM, Ed Reeder wrote:
Example:
I have previously entered a check into gnucash:
Num=205, Description=Smith Plumbing, Withdrawal=100.00
My bank's OFX transaction has:
CHECK
-100.00
205
CHECK # 205
When I import the OFX file and and match its transaction with the
On the matching screen, select C (clear) instead of U+C (update and clear).
On April 9, 2022 5:03:59 AM "Ed Reeder" wrote:
Example:
I have previously entered a check into gnucash:
Num=205, Description=Smith Plumbing, Withdrawal=100.00
My bank's OFX transaction has:
CHECK
-100.00
205
Example:
I have previously entered a check into gnucash:
Num=205, Description=Smith Plumbing, Withdrawal=100.00
My bank's OFX transaction has:
CHECK
-100.00
205
CHECK # 205
When I import the OFX file and and match its transaction with the previously
entered check transaction the "
