ISTR such a discussion as well; I also believe someone explained to me then why
these reports are using the PriceDB at all. Now, I can’t recall what the
explanation was, and I *still* don’t see why the Price DB is accessed to create
a report for transactions in which the price has been already s
Christian,
While it may be, strictly speaking, unnecessary to create currency-specific
expense accounts, it may yet be useful to do so. For example, if you maintain a
bank account in one currency, and a second bank account in a different
currency, you may wish to track ongoing expenses entirely
Hi,
Am 26.03.2019 um 17:36 schrieb James Walker:
> * Created a USD expenses account for the company ("Expenses:US Company
> USD")
This is totally unnecessary. You should only make a conversion on the
expense side once and this is to GBP. Any rate fluctuation occuring with
the payment shou
James,
If I’m not mistaken, I recall a discussion in the last 6 months or so that
average/weighted is ‘broken’. That it reports the correct figures may be a
transient phenomenon as you fear. (I’ll admit, I don’t have the thread handy
and it could be that ’Nearest in time’ is the one that is bro
Hello fellow GnuCash users,
Per the subject, I'm somewhat confused by the impact of the report "Price
Source" when recording Bills received in a foreign currency.
I'm using GnuCash for a UK business (all accounts in GBP) for very simple
affairs.
I use the services of a US business which invoic
