On 7/3/2024 5:14 PM, R Losey wrote:
Just to keep them separate, I would use usd_amount and chf_amount for the
variables.
I kind of ignore the currency exchange rate... I enter everything as USD
because I live in America, and my bank accounts and credit cards are in
USD. So, if I have a euro tra
I didn't know about the ability to use variables in scheduled transactions.
That is a great tip that I may take advantage of, although at the moment it
doesn't seem like it saves a whole lot of effort over just leaving variable
amounts blank and filling them in when the amount becomes known.
As
Just to keep them separate, I would use usd_amount and chf_amount for the
variables.
I kind of ignore the currency exchange rate... I enter everything as USD
because I live in America, and my bank accounts and credit cards are in
USD. So, if I have a euro transaction, I may enter it with a guess,
Thanks for the information!
Ron Solomon
On Wed, Jul 3, 2024 at 2:27 PM Tommy Trussell
wrote:
> You might try using one or more variables in a scheduled transaction and it
> will prompt you for the variable amount(s) when it creates the transaction.
>
> SO for example, if you put the letters "amo
You might try using one or more variables in a scheduled transaction and it
will prompt you for the variable amount(s) when it creates the transaction.
SO for example, if you put the letters "amount" (without quotation marks)
in the credit AND debit portions of the scheduled transaction template,
You can leave the amount blank on the scheduled transactions. Just put in the
lines for the accounts. It will create the transactions on schedule and you
just have to fill in the amount when you have it. I'm not sure if that is
helpful.
Best wishes,
Will
On 3 Jul 2024, at 6:08, rsbrux via gnuc
We receive monthly payments from U.S. Social Security. These werre
previously paid out in U.S. dollars (USD) but are now paid out in Swiss
Francs (CHF).
I previously handled these with a scheduled transaction, since the
amounts remained the same over at least a year, but this doesn't work
any