Hi,
On Tue, September 7, 2021 8:34 pm, Mom wrote:
> Thank you Derek! You were exactly right. Joint checking was under assets.
> It is so funny how GnuCash opened after the migration. I usually just keep
> the joint checking account open and, like you, never enter transactions
> via the income/expe
Thank you Derek! You were exactly right. Joint checking was under assets. It is
so funny how GnuCash opened after the migration. I usually just keep the joint
checking account open and, like you, never enter transactions via the
income/expense accounts so the new-to-me view that came up really h
Another possibility for finding the master checking is to go to an expense
transaction that was paid from the master checking account. While on that
transaction click on Jump (top toolbar) and the master checking account
should open as a new tab.
Dale
On Tue, Sep 7, 2021 at 10:16 AM Derek Atkins
Hi,
On Tue, September 7, 2021 10:40 am, Mom wrote:
> Hi Derek:
>
> Here is what I see. These are all income/expense detail accounts that
> should all be under “Joint Checking,” the master file that I no longer
> see. I am trying to use the account nomenclature in the user’s guide BTW.
>
> Like you
Hi Derek:
Here is what I see. These are all income/expense detail accounts that should
all be under “Joint Checking,” the master file that I no longer see. I am
trying to use the account nomenclature in the user’s guide BTW.
Like you, I am optimistic that the data are all there, but at this poi
Anne,
On Tue, September 7, 2021 9:13 am, Anne Giordani wrote:
> thank you for these insights! I will get some help following up on these
> tips.
>
> The “master” account was called “joint checking” and I no longer see it. I
> see all the categories, like “insurance,” “taxes,” “VISA,” etc. and all
thank you for these insights! I will get some help following up on these tips.
The “master” account was called “joint checking” and I no longer see it. I see
all the categories, like “insurance,” “taxes,” “VISA,” etc. and all the
expenses paid in each category back to 2014–same with income cate
On 6 Sep 2021, at 15:49, Mom wrote:
>
> Dear All:
>
> I have been keeping my checkbook register on a Mac Powerbook computer via
> GnuCash since at least 2014. I recently migrated to a new-to-me Mac and when
> I open my GnuCash files, I no longer seem to have the top level account
> (master) f
Dear All:
I have been keeping my checkbook register on a Mac Powerbook computer via
GnuCash since at least 2014. I recently migrated to a new-to-me Mac and when I
open my GnuCash files, I no longer seem to have the top level account (master)
file to my checkbook register! All of the income/expe
