I am having a problem with my gnucash. After a restart after a power outtage
gnucash will no longer connect with an older .gnucash file. Is there a way to
recapture old data?
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>From your description it appears that your data is somewhere other than on
your local hard drive. We can only suggest figuring out how to connect
your computer to that other resource, then GnuCash should be able to find
the file.
I had an issue today with an intermittent Ethernet cable, so there
You should be able to use the open file menu item and navigate to where u store
GC on your system.
D
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> On Jun 27, 2018, at 2:22 PM, David Carlson
> wrote:
>
> From your description it appears that your data is somewhere other than on
> your local hard drive. We can only
I wanted to import a bunch of transactions. I had a CSV file, which
gnucash (2.6.19) doesn't like to import. So I wrote a quick CSV to QIF
translator. This worked, it recognized account names even though I
provided only the tail, and it correctly caught duplicates. But a
couple quibbles: I'm wo
Greg,
Please be sure to include gnucash-user@gnucash.org in all your
communications to be sure all readers of the list can see them. In most
Email clients Reply All makes that happen.
If you see Dennis Powless' reply, follow his suggestion. Also, use your
system file manager to navigate to that
Jeff,
I think the best answer to your question would be whatever provides the
most direct route from your source to GnuCash.
That may also change when you migrate to release 3.2 or later of GnuCash.
That release has a much improved CSV importer and the other importers have
better transaction matc
Hi all,
Hopefully someone can advise me how to treat the following problem which
stumps me.
I am using GNUcash 2.6.18 on Windows 10.
I shall be away for several months and have transferred credit from my
Savings account to my Staff account with a lump sum amount for her to pay
her Salary, Electrici
