Martin,
The Starting balance is the net sum of all reconciled (marked with 'y' in the
reconciliation column) and credit entries for the account you are reconciling.
Identify whether the indicated starting balance is under or over what you expect
it to be from your external statement. This will te
Martin, as. David pointed out, it counts every reconciled transaction,
including future transactions. Perhaps there is a future reconcile d
transaction.
On Sat, Feb 5, 2022, 11:53 AM D via gnucash-user
wrote:
> The opening balance tallies every transaction that was previously
> reconciled,
The opening balance tallies every transaction that was previously reconciled,
regardless of date. The Guide notes that the starting balance is less important
than the closing balance. If the closing balance is correct, proceed with your
reconciliation and finish when the difference is zero.
On
Hi,
I'm still relatively new to GnuCash, so I may be misunderstanding something.
I have an account for which I have entered several years of transactions
(not as they happening, as an exercise to look at my expenses for the last
three years.)
All of the transaction amounts on the account are cor
