Hi Megan
Glad to hear you had a successful outcome.
The difference in results is explained by the fact that I ran the
powershell installation script first - even though it failed at the end,
it did successfully install most of the necessary modules. Hence your
24 vs my 1.
So you are good t
Geoff - you little beauty bottler!!! YAY! it worked.
I assume you edited the results to the bare minimum in your instructions?
I am glad that my issue could be reproduced but sad that it requires a fix!
I could not decide whether I had to add all 3 installation commands at once
or one at a time
Hi Geoff! Thank you so much for your response and between you and Stephen,
I can see that the majority of my questions have been answered.
I have uninstalled both GC and Strawberry Perl and downloaded the two
source files again from their respective sites.
GC installed quite easily, as it did the
Stephen and Geoff - thank you so much for such comprehensive answers
and yes, I am currently re-reading my Finance Textbooks to refresh my
memory of Double-Entry bookkeeping! The issue, I think, is that Quicken
really dumbed down my comprehension because it handled the double-entry
stuff behind
If it were me, I'd just register everything in AUD, as an earlier person
suggested. If everything comes through PayPal as AUD, why engage in this
complexity? Is there a compelling reason to track costs in the original
currencies?
Having lived in a number of different countries around the world
My answers are interspersed with your questions (well, some of your
questions)
On Mon, Sep 9, 2024 at 5:09 PM Megan Tilley wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> My environment is:
> Local Currency: Australian Dollar (AUD)
> Exchange Rates required for:
> == USD
> == GBP (UK)
> == EUR
> == SEK (Sweden)
>
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Sorry, I can't help with the Windows Version nor do I use the finance
quote items. I can respond to some of your other questions.
But first, do you really need to handle the exchange rates into those
other currencies? If there is no balance kept in Paypal and it handles
all the currency conv
Hi everyone!
You all appear to have a good handle on GnuCash, but I am a brand newbie!!!
My environment is:
Local Currency: Australian Dollar (AUD)
Exchange Rates required for:
== USD
== GBP (UK)
== EUR
== SEK (Sweden)
- and are usually purchases that I pass through Paypal (no balance in
Paypal,
