Apologies for this bug. If you are able please modify eguile-utilities.scm
within the GnuCash.app and modify the following line:
From: ((_ x . _) x)
To: ((_ x . y) x)
On Sat, 4 Apr 2020 at 14:39, Christopher Lam
wrote:
> Please file a bug on bugs.gnucash.org
> Meanwhile the (Experimental) Mul
GNC 3.9Flatpak on Peppermint 10 on Acer laptop.I have a link to my GNC data in
Legion20. The data file is located in Legion20/Finance/Gnucash. It has its
own directory so that my working directories aren't cluttered with backup and
log files.
Since GNC3.8, and continuing in 3.9, I am finding "
I want to create a new (fairly complex) scheduled transaction that is
almost identical to an exiting scheduled transaction. Is there any way
to copy/paste the existing transaction to a new one? Is there any
method I can use to avoid retyping everything all over again?
Thanks, Bob.
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You can create a scheduled transaction by starting from an existing
transaction and editing it if desired.
On Sun, Apr 5, 2020, 4:49 PM Bob Atwell wrote:
> I want to create a new (fairly complex) scheduled transaction that is
> almost identical to an exiting scheduled transaction. Is there a
Hi Bob,
I've never done this but have you tried duplicating the last txn created by
the scheduled txn, updating the date and values to reflect the new txn you
want to schedule and then right clicking on the updated txn and selecting
"schedule..." to create it as a different scheduled txn ?
Cheers
When I said fairly complex I meant it is really about 5 transactions
happening at once.
So, I can't select one transaction and make it a scheduled transaction
because that only gets me a fifth of what I want.
On Mon, 6 Apr 2020 08:25:59 +1000, David H wrote:
Hi Bob,
Ive never done this but
Then I would make it five scheduled transactions by simply right clicking
in each one, select Schedule..., then choose repeat dates, etc, and edit
any fields that change with some flag character that you recognize like two
question marks, and that's it.
On Sun, Apr 5, 2020 at 7:48 PM wrote:
> W
This has to be a solved problem, but I cannot find the solution.
I am importing amazon transactions. Date and description are easy. But how
do I create a split transaction from the item cost, shipping, taxes and
total columns? Can I do that as a CSV or do I have to convert it to some
other format?
What I have been able to download from Amazon looks more like an invoice
than a transaction. Same with purchases at Kohl's. I have so few
transactions that I just open the page with a spreadsheet program then cut
and paste the fields I want into a transaction. If someone has a better
way I would
Jeremy,
Generally when importing transactions to a specific account the second split
for the transaction is generated during the import process in the Import
Matching Window. This has an automatic process to try and identify
transactions which may already exist in Gnucash so you don't create
dupli
Thank you, Adrien.
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