Mahir writes:
> Sorry. My bad. I meant to type 1:46.7 for the first exchange rate.
> If that is the case, then what is the purpose of the dates on the price
> database. Shouldn't it fetch as per the date?
> Thanks for you help btw.
The transactions in the register are fixed, so those exchanges a
The price database allows a user to track, roughly speaking, the value of a
holding in a different commodity. For example, a user might purchase a stock at
10 per share. Whilst owning this stock, the price goes up to 15. The user may
wish to have a sense that the potential value of her holding h
Sorry. My bad. I meant to type 1:46.7 for the first exchange rate.
If that is the case, then what is the purpose of the dates on the price
database. Shouldn't it fetch as per the date?
Thanks for you help btw.
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Hi,
Mahir writes:
> Hi guys,
>
> I have an issue with how Gnucash fetches exchange rates.
> I made an entry on a particular date between two currencies and manually
> entered the FX rate in the price editor with the same date.
> However the system takes the latest date for the FX rate. How can
Hi guys,
I have an issue with how Gnucash fetches exchange rates.
I made an entry on a particular date between two currencies and manually
entered the FX rate in the price editor with the same date.
However the system takes the latest date for the FX rate. How can I correct
this to use only the g
