I ended up doing the merge manually with a text editor, by just copying the
account structure over and then the individual transactions.
On Tue, 13 Jul 2021 at 15:34, Arman Schwarz wrote:
> Thanks for the replies. To clarify, I have 2 separate gnucash files, one
> for my everyday expens
ge, when you can describe in detail
> what you want to do, users here will step up to help.
>
> Good luck.
>
> On Mon, Jul 12, 2021 at 7:40 AM Geoff wrote:
>
>> Hi Arman
>>
>> Yes, this *definitely* works with v4.4 on Windows. I haven't tried v4.6
>> y
I've tried on both 4.4 and 4.6 but it seems that importing csv transactions
is broken. Before I continue down this path, is csv importing an actually
supported feature or are the issues with it known? Normally I'd put more
effort into repro steps but I think it's so broken the devs hopefully
alread
My wife and I would like to separate our individual money from the money
that is "communal". Every month, we take 80% of our salaries and deposit
them into a communal account, leaving 20% as pocket money for ourselves.
So for example, if I make $1000 in one month and my wife makes $2000, then
I wo
First up, apologies if this is the wrong place to send this. I looked
through the mailing lists page on the gnucash website and couldn't find any
mailing lists that seem to fit this question so I'm asking it here.
I'd like to set up regular donations to the GnuCash project (because I use
the softw
Thanks guys for the clarity, I will look into that documentation.
On Sat, 2 May 2020 at 17:19, David Cousens wrote:
> The trading accounts should be created automatically when you buy and sell
> shares and stock once the feature is enabled as described in the WIki. You
> don't need to create the
f
the statemetn I'm reconciling against?
On Wed, 2 Oct 2019 at 21:22, Arman Schwarz wrote:
> All the issues I've highlighted really boil down to inserting transactions
> before already reconciled ones, so if we could prevent that it might make
> my concern moot.
>
> So
there be a framework/central mechanism to capture all these sanity
> checks?
>
> It's really difficult. Software development is hard. For that matter I
> don't think any current developer has found this issue particularly high
> priority, so, it has never been done.
>
> On
ted to give a specific scenario).
On Wed, 2 Oct 2019 at 19:49, D via gnucash-user
wrote:
> Moreover, when next you go to reconcile, that entry for 2010 will display
> up at the very top of the reconcile window, and one might wonder at that,
> see the incorrect date and fix it.
>
> [T
if I find
> a lost receipt for example, I can either edit that balancing transaction
> accordingly, or erase/reverse it entirely.
>
> But that doesn’t include the case of doing so automatically from an actual
> reconciliation. (rather than being not up to date in doing so, or manuall
Thanks Christopher, also for putting a name to what I was trying to
describe.
It seems odd to me that the devs would spend time implementing
"Reconciliation" and then delete the most important part right after it's
provided (the balance). Was this a deliberate design decision or are
balance assert
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