[GNC] "?" symbol pre fixed with all balances in my account balances

Hello! My installation of Gnucash works perfectly. Accounts are reconciled. But all balances shown in accounts page( also at the bottom of each account when I open them to post transactions) are prefixed with "?" symbol. Any idea what is the meaning of this? Thanks in advance -- M P Keshava ___

Re: [GNC] "?" symbol pre fixed with all balances in my account balances

That usually means that the currency you are using does not have a character in the display font. Check your currency, try a different font, and report back. David T. P.s. When you report back, do let us know what OS you are using, what Gnucash version you are using, and what your locale is. O

Re: [GNC] Finance::Quote morningstar uk (and europe?) have changed stuff

> On Nov 30, 2019, at 12:58 PM, Wm via gnucash-user > wrote: > > On 24/11/2019 23:07, Richard Ullger wrote: >> On Sunday, 24 November 2019 04:05:23 GMT Wm via gnucash-user wrote: >>> >>> Which OS and perl version are you on? At the moment it is looking like >>> gnc might need a more recent

Re: [GNC] "?" symbol pre fixed with all balances in my account balances

> On Dec 1, 2019, at 12:49 AM, Keshava M P wrote: > > Hello! > > My installation of Gnucash works perfectly. Accounts are reconciled. But > all balances shown in accounts page( also at the bottom of each account > when I open them to post transactions) are prefixed with "?" symbol. > > Any i

[GNC] Report Question

I want to generate a report of: All the expenses for 2 subaccounts and their subaccounts of Expenses.  I want the report for all of 2019 and I don't want the matching transfer accounts. What Report type do you suggest I use?  There are too many to try them all. Thank you, Joe _

Re: [GNC] Report Question

On 12/1/19 12:20 PM, Joseph Hesse wrote: > I want to generate a report of: > > All the expenses for 2 subaccounts and their subaccounts of Expenses.  > I want the report for all of 2019 and I don't want the matching > transfer accounts. > > What Report type do you suggest I use?  There are too many

[GNC] Reporting on expenses of multiple revenue strams

I'm trying to figure out how GNU Cash deals with classes but can't find much. I have a business (LLC) that has multiple revenue streams, so multiple businesses under 1 LLC. While not strictly required, I'd like to be able to generate a report on the expenses vs revenue of each revenue stream. The g

Re: [GNC] Reporting on expenses of multiple revenue strams

Rob AFAIK there is no equivalent of classes. In Gnucash you can use the sub-account capability to provide the separation. e.g. Under Income you can have a subaccount for each revenue stream and similarly under Expenses if you need to match expenses to a particular revenue stream. You could also

Re: [GNC] Reporting on expenses of multiple revenue strams

David, Thank you for your reply. I figured that feature might have not been available. Your solution does make sense though and that's the way I think I'll go. The reporting options seem to make it decently easy to work around the lack of classes. Thanks again Rob On Sun, Dec 1, 2019 at 6:19 PM

Re: [GNC] Reporting on expenses of multiple revenue strams

On 12/1/2019 6:23 PM, David Cousens wrote: Rob AFAIK there is no equivalent of classes. In Gnucash you can use the sub-account capability to provide the separation. e.g. Under Income you can have a subaccount for each revenue stream and similarly under Expenses if you need to match expenses to

Re: [GNC] Accounting for differences. Was: (no subject)

The naming may be unique, but the idea and use of the account is not unorthodox. Some businesses track “Cash Over/Short” as a miscellaneous expense and that is a good place to put rounding and some other errors. Regards, Adrien > On Nov 27, 2019 w48d331, at 3:52 PM, Max Hyre wrote: > > Dear

Re: [GNC] Reporting on expenses of multiple revenue strams

That's an interesting perspective I didn't consider. How would this look from the LLC's perspective. Would each sub-entity just send over it's rolled up expenses and income? I do like that idea though... just need to work out in my mind how it would work since we're so wrapped together right now.