Background: I am a p2x investor, I like it, it is fun and may do some
good to far away people and get me a better return on my money than more
conventional investments ... or I could lose it all. Ho hum.
the gnc point is how best to model a p2x investment.
my p2x investments involve hundreds
My wife is an artist, and is beginning to do craft shows. I want to be able
to track the profitability for each show by collecting expenses and sales.
I've read through the manuals about jobs, but that doesn't seem to be quite
right. Do I need to create a separate sub-account for each fair? That se
Hi,
Does GnuCash include a "cash flow" view, i.e., a simple line showing
projected balance over time based on recurring expenses and income?
Thank you!
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On 05/02/2018 22:54, Geert Janssens wrote:
Op zondag 4 februari 2018 09:48:49 CET schreef Graham Menhennitt:
Hi GnuCashers,
I'm running GnuCash 2.6.19 on FreeBSD 11-stable. Everything seems to
work correctly except that I can't change any preferences. I try to
click on the tick boxes/radio butt
Hello everyone,
As a new be to bookkeeping and Gnucash. I have some questions about accounting.
I already did some work with GC and read the manual.
My company is a rental of party material and we have some attractions that we
rent and we exploit the attractions.
So we have invoice and bills,
Frank,
Read the wiki and spent better part of my day trying to generate a template,
but I am sorry to say I give up.
The wiki assumes one is familiar with xml and how gnucash uses xml - neither of
which I am comfortable with.
Here’s what I tried -
First I tried to look at my raw xml datafile
Hi, Dennis,
I don't think that scheduled transactions can even be exported from Quicken
into .qif file. Therefore, it is almost certain that they won't be found in
GnuCash after import. This only depends on what you consider the scheduled
transactions to be.
If you are using Bill and Income Remin
On 7 February 2018 at 12:23, cicko wrote:
> Hi, Dennis,
>
> I don't think that scheduled transactions can even be exported from Quicken
> into .qif file. Therefore, it is almost certain that they won't be found in
> GnuCash after import. This only depends on what you consider the scheduled
> tran
Yep,
It would be fantastic if I could pick which transaction to enter and
ignore all others from the Since Last Run window. With
not-so-strictly-dated transactions I have to set the due date to the
latest when they usually occur, and then add a reminder ahead so that I
can enter
On 2/6/2018 11:56 AM, Sean Ford wrote:
Hi,
Does GnuCash include a "cash flow" view, i.e., a simple line showing
projected balance over time based on recurring expenses and income?
Thank you!
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Are you asking whether gnucash can produce cash flow r
I've started using GnuCash for the first time in January 2018.
I registered many transactions from 1 January to 7 February and I have keyed
in 12 months budget values for all P&L accounts.
The Budget Report, on 12 months, shows correct values for each month on the
budget column. So no issues with
On 02/05/2018 05:59 PM, ravenkwill wrote:
My wife is an artist, and is beginning to do craft shows. I want to be able
to track the profitability for each show by collecting expenses and sales.
I've read through the manuals about jobs, but that doesn't seem to be quite
right. Do I need to create
On Tuesday 06 February 2018 08:02 PM, Frank H. Ellenberger wrote:
Hi,
Am 06.02.2018 um 13:07 schrieb Deva -:
And yes, it can certainly go on the wiki for those looking for help.
I wish I had something like that to guide me when I was doing the
same, but with trial and error, I got to what I wa
On Wednesday 07 February 2018 05:52 PM, Deva - wrote:
Frank,
Read the wiki and spent better part of my day trying to generate a template,
but I am sorry to say I give up.
The wiki assumes one is familiar with xml and how gnucash uses xml - neither of
which I am comfortable with.
I have crea
Ravenkwill,
I would suggest setting up your chart of accounts to record the revenues
& expenses and then use the notes field of each entry to identify the
specific craft show. Later, you can then use the notes field as a filter
when running profit & loss reports, or specific views.
CMR
On
On 2/7/2018 12:22 PM, C M Reinehr wrote:
Ravenkwill,
I would suggest setting up your chart of accounts to record the
revenues & expenses and then use the notes field of each entry to
identify the specific craft show. Later, you can then use the notes
field as a filter when running profit & lo
Go to Preferences > General > Numbers. You can increase your decimal precision.
Did that solve the small fraction issue?
As for modeling the investment, I’m not familiar with p2x. I’ll let someone
else chime in who is.
On that note, I tried looking it up but didn’t come up with anything useful
Bert,
I’ll tackle the 2nd question first…
Just change the unused customer info to match that of another real customer you
need to input. If you don’t have one you need to add yet, just name it ‘use
next’ or something similar to alert you in the Customer Overview that you have
a customer number
I second Mike’s comments generally.
What would probably address most concerns in this regard is a default
multi-column report that included the basics—Income Statement, Balance Sheet,
and perhaps Income/Expense graphs. This would be auto-opened and up to date. If
a seasoned/power user didn’t wa
Looks like a bug.
Please file a bug report.
I see the same thing.
I noticed this when setting up my budget, but I knew I hadn’t entered some
transactions yet. Now that I’m caught up, I checked the report and sure enough
the actuals are not accurate. Some transactions are missing in the calcula
The US requires a report showing the highest balance in each foreign
(non-US) account during the previous year. FinCEN From 114 (FBAR)
(superseding TD F 90-22.1)
Is there a way to generate that info?
Keith
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Our bank offers QBO and QFX files but I see gnuCash works with QIF and OFX
files.
Are QBO and QFX files imprtable into gnuCash?
Thanks for any help
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A few days ago I asked you a question about GnuCash, as I was wondering whether
to start using it. Since then I seem to have been put on your mailing list,
and have been seeing a lot of email messages about issues related to GnuCash
which mean nothing to me.
After studying GnuCash, I don’
Graham,
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> A few days ago I asked you a question about GnuCash, as I was wondering
> w
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Sent: Monday, February 05, 2018 at 11:55 PM
From: "Adrien Monteleone"
To: "Gnucash Users"
Subject: Re: Creating and Posting an Invoice
>That’s the same account.
>Accounts Receivable is a Current Asset account. That is what the
invoice posts to. (other than the chosen Inco
Adrien,
Q1 has been answered. was easy so have don that.
Q2 - I'm Dutch [Hollander] and you have it quite right.
Q1- My story is that we own some attractions carousel's, a train and other
smaller stands with food.
We Have 2 VAT categorized for us , the low one 6% and high 21%
Most of the time
Hello all, I haven't seen much about 2.7.4, so maybe this is not the
place. Anyway I was able to install on linux using cmake (first time
for me). Went reasonably well given all. It worked! Used yahoo as json
for quotes as the financial data file is set up that way. Overall,
seems to be a l
Dunno what a QBO is, but QFX and OFX are the same thing. The import menu item
in GnuCash is even called OFX/QFX.
Regards,
John Ralls
> On Feb 7, 2018, at 12:33 PM, Fran_3 via gnucash-user
> wrote:
>
> Our bank offers QBO and QFX files but I see gnuCash works with QIF and OFX
> files.
> Are
Very good. Thanks David.
Jim
On Sun, Feb 4, 2018 at 2:58 PM, David Carlson
wrote:
> Jim,
>
> If you change a split line that does not have a "y" in reconcile box, it
> does not affect other split lines that do. Thus you can redirect a
> reconciled bank transaction to a different target account
Hi,
I use gnc to track my stock portfolio of mostly Australian ASX stocks.
After yahoo closed their quoting service I set up alphavantage as per the
instructions in the gnc FAQ (with key etc).
I've just noticed that the online quotes for *all* my ASX stocks are now in
USD, and that they are meani
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