Hi,
@Adrien: that was good . thanks a lot.
On Wednesday, 23 February 2022 9:33:42 PM AEDT Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> Karl, before running your Account Report, do View > Filter by... and set
> your date range.
>
> Just don't forget you filtered the register view! (there is a 'Filtered
Karl, before running your Account Report, do View > Filter by... and set
your date range.
Just don't forget you filtered the register view! (there is a 'Filtered'
identifier in the upper-right of the register, but it is easy to miss)
Regards,
Adrien
On 2/23/22 3:17 AM, Karl May wrote:
Hi,
Hi,
I am wondering whether it is possible to get a transaction report which list
for an account the sum of each column (debit:credit, increase:decrease, etc)
for a specific time period.
Google pointed to a few similar questions in this email list and in reddit,
but the suggestions don't work:
es, I'd recommend
opening the report in a spreadsheet and making it pretty there instead.
Regards,
Adrien
On 2/22/21 10:40 AM, Andreas Vyrides wrote:
Dear Sir,
I hope this email find you well. I have been having some issues with
setting up transaction reports the way I want them to look.
Dear Sir,
I hope this email find you well. I have been having some issues with
setting up transaction reports the way I want them to look.
I have been able to get the printed version of the report (which is my
main concern) the way I want it, but I have not been able to implement
some of
Yes, that is sadly true. I tried two times to get answers from them but their
hotline agents didn't even know some of the classification tags that PayPal
uses in the reports.
In the meantime, i found a german financial software provider that has a
really good PayPal import, where it even show you
Frank,
I saw that program while trying to get AqBanking to work, and I have no idea
what it’s for. PayPal never supported direct transaction downloads. For some
reason (sloppy web site design?) not every customer has access to the
transaction download menus. I’m only able to use older incomplet
Hi,
Am Do., 2. Jan. 2020 um 06:04 Uhr schrieb Alan via gnucash-user
:
>
> I have a lot of experience with PayPal transaction import with Quicken, and
> what
> you're trying to do is impossible. Unless if PayPal radically changed their
> system over the past year, all you can get that would be com
I have a lot of experience with PayPal transaction import with Quicken, and what
you're trying to do is impossible. Unless if PayPal radically changed their
system over the past year, all you can get that would be compatible with a
financial program, would be QIF format. QIF has no dupe detection,
I would think the first import would be assigned to the pending account, then
the second would be split between pending and whatever current final account
you’re using. There shouldn’t be any duplication that way.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Jan 1, 2020 w1d1, at 4:47 PM, friedem...@masur.de wrote:
>
Yes theoretically possible but then i would need to manually check all
transactions to make sure that they go from pending to final.
This kind of extra work i would like to avoid :D
Is there a way to automate escrow accounts? I have a similar issue in my
normal accounts when money leaves one acco
> On Jan 1, 2020, at 1:30 PM, friedem...@masur.de wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> im manually importing all my paypal report into gnucash and technically
> everything works.
>
> However paypal has a strange way of handling some transactions.
> Sometimes transactions are "pending" e.g. when I have recei
Hi,
im manually importing all my paypal report into gnucash and technically
everything works.
However paypal has a strange way of handling some transactions.
Sometimes transactions are "pending" e.g. when I have received money from an
ebay buyer but the money will only show up as "confirmed" w
; > From: Fran_3
> > To: Gnucash Users , Adrien Monteleone
> >
> > Subject: Re: [GNC] How to compare 2 Transaction Reports to find orphan
> >transactions
> > Message-ID: <1766876513.1811024.1573323422...@mail.yahoo.com>
> > Content-Type: text/pla
You’re welcome.
Note as well, the Help Guide documents each menu in each context. While it may
seem rather mundane at first, there are a few gems to glean from looking it
over. This was one I stumbled on a while back and noticed that the menu entries
change depending on the current tab. (rather
Christopher said "You've stumbled upon a limitation SFX of regular expressions
on filtering the transaction report."
My Question: Wikipedia list numerous definitions for SFX... in this case what?
(Self Extracting Software or what?)
Greg Francis suggested NotePad++
My Response: Yes, I am a longtim
Adrian, you said... "instead do a Find operation then run an Account Report
instead of a Transaction Report. (since Find can filter on more fields)"
My comment:
I did not know about the "Account Report" option... It seems it only appears
under the Reports Menu if you are looking at a register
Oops.
The regex filter is a late addition from 2017. Unfortunately regex negate
string match (I.e. match not containing a string) is a general weakness of
POSIX regex.
May I suggest file an enhancement request in Bugzilla?
On Sat, 9 Nov 2019, 23:38 Christopher Lam,
wrote:
> Hi Fran
>
> You've
If the reports you're interested in comparing are text based, and your
computer's OS allows you to use Notepad++, you might consider using
Notepad++ to compare the two files. Notepad++ is a free open source text
editor that has a great file comparison tool.
Kind regards,
Greg Feneis
On Sa
Hi Fran
You've stumbled upon a limitation SFX of regular expressions on filtering
the transaction report.
You may be aware that the transaction report was, for many years, the most
versatile report to extract information from a Gnucash data file. It had
severe limitations and bugs and
On Sat, 9
I forgot to mention, when trying to craft a better resulting report, ask
yourself, “What makes the transactions on either report not show up on the
other?”
Then use *that* info to craft the intended report. (as it is the set of
transactions you are looking for)
Regards,
Adrien
> On Nov 9, 201
I would say consider the criteria you used to create the set of transactions
for each report, then try to craft a report using the options that gives you
only those that don’t lie in the joint set.
If *every* transaction on both reports is between two and only the *same two*
accounts then you m
I want to compare Transaction Report A to Transaction Report B
and find transactions that appear on one report but not on the other... aka
orphan transactions
In past I have either...
- Done a screen capture of each, pasted them side by side in PC Paint and
marked off matching transactions one by
There are two ways. One involves adding a ’tag’ to each transaction, the other
involves using a spreadsheet.
If you want GnuCash to produce the report directly, you would need some sort of
’tag’ (this if figurative here, GnuCash doesn’t have a ’tag’ feature) in either
the Description, Notes, or
Found it! (Under the General tab of Style Sheets.) I knew I’d seen links
somewhere. Thank you so much.
From: Christopher Lam
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2018 3:07 AM
To: Nancy Tague
Cc: GnuCash users group
Subject: Re: [GNC] Links in transaction reports
Hi Nancy, welcome to Gnucash user
:07 AM, Christopher Lam > > <mailto:christopher@gmail.com>> wrote:
>> >
>> > Hi Nancy, welcome to Gnucash user list!
>> >
>> > You can disable links but it's not obvious in the transaction report.
>> > You'll need to modify the s
t;> wrote:
>> >
>> > Hi Nancy, welcome to Gnucash user list!
>> >
>> > You can disable links but it's not obvious in the transaction report.
>> > You'll need to modify the style sheet used (edit menu) then reload the
>> > transact
but it's not obvious in the transaction report.
> > You'll need to modify the style sheet used (edit menu) then reload the
> > transaction report.
> >
> > On Thu, 16 Aug 2018, 16:55 Nancy Tague > <mailto:nancyta...@centurytel.net>> wrote:
> >
; You'll need to modify the style sheet used (edit menu) then reload the
> > transaction report.
> >
> > On Thu, 16 Aug 2018, 16:55 Nancy Tague
> wrote:
> >
> >> I’m a brand new GnuCash user trying to figure out its features. This
> one
> >> has m
to modify the style sheet used (edit menu) then reload the
> transaction report.
>
> On Thu, 16 Aug 2018, 16:55 Nancy Tague wrote:
>
>> I’m a brand new GnuCash user trying to figure out its features. This one
>> has me stumped. The numbers in transaction reports show a
ing to figure out its features. This one
> has me stumped. The numbers in transaction reports show as blue and
> underlined – they’re links to the register. Is there a way to turn that
> off? I don’t want my reports to have blue underlined numbers. Thanks for
I’m a brand new GnuCash user trying to figure out its features. This one has
me stumped. The numbers in transaction reports show as blue and underlined –
they’re links to the register. Is there a way to turn that off? I don’t want
my reports to have blue underlined numbers. Thanks for your
Is there a way to configure a transaction report (or any of the
available reports) to show only the debits or the credits (but not both)
of an account?
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I had no problem with version 16 and transaction report. Gnucash was
loading without delay.
With version 17 there was a very long delay. Gnucash was stuck for 36
seconds for loading two transaction reports. I return to version 16 and
no more delay.
With version 18 I get the same problem
[SOLVED]
Thanks to everyone for your answers.
I proceeded as Adrien suggested and found that there was a problem
each time I had a transaction in a different currency (EUR). In fact,
the transactions in foreign currency were not "translated" into the
local currency in the report, and therefore Gnuc
Hi,
You should probably start by uprading to a newer version of gnucash. 2.6.1 has
known issues attempting to report on large data sets. It is unfortunate Ubuntu
14.04 is tied to version 2.6.1. You may get a newer one via the getdeb
repository.
Regards,
Geert
On Wed, Jun 7, 2017 at 12:34 PM,
From: Adrien Monteleone
> Date: Wed, Jun 7, 2017 at 1:19 PM
> Subject: Re: Problem with balance sheet and transaction reports
> To: Pierre Maitre
>
>
> For the balance sheet issue, I'd start with 12/31/10 as the target date and
> work my way backwards to 1/1/10 dividing the
-- Forwarded message --
From: Adrien Monteleone
Date: Wed, Jun 7, 2017 at 1:19 PM
Subject: Re: Problem with balance sheet and transaction reports
To: Pierre Maitre
For the balance sheet issue, I'd start with 12/31/10 as the target date and
work my way backwards to 1
Hi everyone
I have imported QIF data from Quicken into Gnucash from three
different bookkeeping periods in order to have all my bookkeeping data
in a single file.
My Gnucash version is 2.6.1, running under Linux (Ubuntu 14.04). The
import went smoothly. I now have been working 5 months on it wit
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