Works fine for GnuCash 5.10 on Linux Mint 22.1. Closes any currently
open file then starts the new file dialogue up.
David Cousens
On Sat, 2025-02-01 at 16:15 -0500, Ian D Henry wrote:
> When I clicked on New File, I expected to see the setup assistant,
> but
> instead the software shut down. I
When I got back home tonight, I tried the tested fix for computer probelms,
by restarting my computer and it now shows the new account hierarchy setup.
Ian
On Sat, 1 Feb 2025 at 17:53, David Carlson
wrote:
> I haven't tried that from within the GnuCash program for ages and ages. I
> just tried
I'm using version 3.8, running on Windows 10.
Ian
On Sat, 1 Feb 2025 at 17:53, David Carlson
wrote:
> I haven't tried that from within the GnuCash program for ages and ages. I
> just tried it now starting within the release 4.8 version. It immediately,
> without a confirmation step, closed th
I haven't tried that from within the GnuCash program for ages and ages. I
just tried it now starting within the release 4.8 version. It immediately,
without a confirmation step, closed the currently open file then started
the new file dialog. I have not tried it from release 5.10 yet to see what
Thanks Gyle and Tommy,
I can see that both your solutions will work. I think I will go with
the double entry option suggested by Tommy. It is just a little more
transparent. Thanks loads for the help.
On 2/6/2022 10:36 AM, Tommy Trussell wrote:
Another option is to let the start of each ac
Another option is to let the start of each account correspond to the
NEAREST statement BEFORE the beginning of the year. For example, you might
have one statement that ends December 31st, but another that ends December
15th and yet another that ends December 12th.
Start each account at the beginni
You will have to create your own ending balance for 2021. Review the statement
and find the balance on the statement at 12/31/2021or add/subtract the entries
up to and including 12/31/2021 to arrive at the balance. That number will
become your starting balance for 2022 as well. You can use th
