On 07/02/2018 18:17, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
Go to Preferences > General > Numbers. You can increase your decimal precision.
Did that solve the small fraction issue?
That isn't a good way to go if your base currency is a 2 decimal one.
Creating a commodity with the appropriate number of dec
On 08/02/2018 14:28, David Carlson wrote:
If you want to create a fictional stock and manually enter prices from time
to time that is easy.
Just use the security editor and invent a name and symbol, possibly under
the group called Fund. Do not set an online quote source. Then manually
use the
I find a bit confusing as to where to find the latest version for Windows.
The maintainance releases are apparently going out but somehow I can't
figure out what the flow is.
The main www.gnucash.org page points to
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/gnucash/gnucash-2.6.19-1.setup.exe
whi
GnuCash on the Mac doesn’t install anything. You drag the bundle to wherever
you like, and you can have as many as you like. If you want to try a “fresh
installation” (shouldn’t make any difference, nothing in the bundle should
change with use) just open up the dmg and drag Gnucash.app somewhere
> On Feb 9, 2018, at 5:57 AM, cicko wrote:
>
> I find a bit confusing as to where to find the latest version for Windows.
> The maintainance releases are apparently going out but somehow I can't
> figure out what the flow is.
>
> The main www.gnucash.org page points to
> http://downloads.sourc
Certainly that is possible now. You can export transactions from a POS and
import them to Gnucash. This can either be done on a per-sale basis or as a
daily aggregate.
Since it is possible to import invoices, the OP could do so as step one,
and then record the payments as before as step 2. The imp
On Mon, Feb 5, 2018 at 3:40 PM, AC wrote:
> I've decided to start tracking my points on my cards because the monthly
> statements do a poor job of showing me the activity.
Sounds like a good idea. For what it's worth, I don't track this sort of
thing until it shows up on my statement at which
> On Feb 9, 2018, at 7:41 AM, John Ralls wrote:
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>
>> On Feb 9, 2018, at 5:57 AM, cicko wrote:
>>
>> I find a bit confusing as to where to find the latest version for Windows.
>> The maintainance releases are apparently going out but somehow I can't
>> figure out what the flow is.
>>
>>
Is there a simple way to generate a 13 column Profit and Loss
and a 13 column Balance Sheet showing monthly movements?
My apology if this question has been asked often before but
being new I can't see the answer to what I hope is a simple
question, with one menu item to action these two reports?
I thought perhaps the route to go would be create a new hierarchy template,
but it seems that is not possible, at least from within the software. Then
I looked at exporting and importing an account tree, but again, while
export is possible, I don't see how to import a partial tree.
Best of luck.
Sadly, no.
You'd either have to create this report from scratch, or run the individual
reports and export them to a spreadsheet for a consolidated view.
Regards,
Adrien
On Thu, Feb 8, 2018 at 10:24 PM, Roger Hatton wrote:
> Is there a simple way to generate a 13 column Profit and Loss
> and a
James,
The date range selectors are in the General Tab of the Options window for
any report. There are some quick choices such as 'start of last year' or
you can pick specific dates.
Regards,
Adrien
On Thu, Feb 8, 2018 at 11:28 PM, David T. via gnucash-user <
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Alan,
When making the payment, you should have had the option to choose the
balancing account, you would have had to select AR instead of Checking if I
recall correctly.
I'd delete the entire payment and re-apply it.
The overpayment resides in AR as a contra-balance. You could transfer this
to a
copying to list - sorry still using a webmail interface I'm not used to.
-
Alan,
When making the payment, you should have had the option to choose the
balancing account, you would have had to select AR instead of Checking if I
recall correctly.
I'd delete the entire payment and re-ap
Hi Adrian,
Thank you VERY much for your help.
James Fuller
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> On Feb 9, 2018, at 1:46 PM, Adrien Monteleone
> wrote:
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> James,
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> The date range selectors are in the General Tab of the Options window for
> any report. There are some quick choices such as 'start of last ye
Can I write checks in GnuCash and if so is it compatible with
VersaCheck. Thanks
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On 02/09/2018 01:39 PM, Ronald Mocny via gnucash-user wrote:
Can I write checks in GnuCash and if so is it compatible with
VersaCheck. Thanks
I'm not familiar with Versacheck, but GnuCash has a flexible and fully
user configurable check writing facility. Personally, the pre-defined
Ronal,
I used to use Versa checks with Gnucash several years ago before the
computer that had the printer connected died.
I used personal size checks and I remember that there was an issue with
some sizes or voucher checks or Check 21 or something.
That was several years ago.
David C
On Feb 9
Isn't creating 13 monthly reports a somewhat labour intensive
way of creating what could be a single report for 12 months
plus the total for the year?
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Roger,
The reports system is not known for its general flexibility. Creating a new
report (such as your 13 period report) would take writing that new report in
the Scheme language, which is (contrary to its advocates) not a trivial matter.
Compiling 13 iterations of the existing balance sheet w
Hello,
I want to raise a discussion here about the creation of a generic comparison
report.
I would preface this discussion by saying that, although I am a long time user
of Gnucash, I have repeatedly demonstrated my utter inability to generate
useful code for the project, so any ultimate act
John,
Thank you for clarifying. I'll note that Gnucash does put stuff into
~/Library/Application Support/Gnucash as well, so there is at least one thing
that gets installed.
I asked this question because I am still observing several "idiosyncrasies" on
my system that no one else seems to be ex
Sorry to be replying to my own message, but it also occurs to me that, in
addition to Gnucash, Finance::Quote gets installed. Given that my troubles in
this instance are intimately linked to F::Q, what steps might I take to ensure
that IT gets removed as well?I
David
On February 10, 2018, at 1
I hope this is the correct way to start a new topic?
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While I am immensely impressed with the speed and diligence shown
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Chris,
I think that users would like to know what is happening on this front. Users
are very interested in these developments, and there are far more readers on
users, who may have additional suggestions for use-cases and features. Given
the fact that there are current threads on the user list
Roger,
No, it’s not. Gnucash uses list software, which *you* have set to digest mode.
Turn off digest mode at the list site (indicated at the end of every message),
and you will get each message in your inbox with its own subject line, and to
which you can Reply-all and maintain threading.
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