Long
I have tried experimenting with the trading accounts. I confess to finding
the whole currency exchange dialog totally confusing along with the random
Imbalance amounts which are intoduced which you somehow have to get back to
zero. I am going to have to play and experiment a lot more when I
Personally, I do it because I can update with command line conveniently. It
gives me the App Store update experience and I am well embedded in the
homebrew eco-system.
John Ralls-2 wrote
> Yes, you can use Homebrew, but they just wrap the Gnucash.app that I build
> and distribute via https://www.
GnuCash Documents :
https://www.gnucash.org/docs/v3/C/gnucash-guide/currency_invest1.html
- 12.5.2. Selling a currency investment
"you must account for the profit (or loss) as coming from an Income:Capital
Gains account (or Expenses:Capital Loss)"
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Because in
You don’t touch the trading accounts directly.
Just make your transactions between your normal accounts. GnuCash will add
splits for each currency in your transaction to make it balance.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Apr 11, 2020 w15d102, at 12:51 AM, Long
> wrote:
>
> You can't transfer amount to "T
David,
I’ve seen that problem if you try to fetch rates or let GnuCash use a rate from
the price db when you know both the debit and credit in each currency to be
exact.
Let’s take the example of purchasing an ounce of silver from a coin dealer for
$17.34:
Dr. Assets:Precious Metals:Silver
Record it in the income account.
Some people keep both a Capital Gain *and* a Capital Loss account. But you
really only need the Capital Gain account for most purposes. (your local laws
may require both however)
With one account, both gains and losses are recorded in that same account.
Gains w
I've been using GnuCash for my personal finances, and I've noticed one
annoying problem. When I write a paper check, I put the payee's name and
associate information in the "Description" and "Notes" field. But, when
I import transactions from my credit union (usually with QFX) prior to
reconcil
In cases where I don't want GnuCash to overwrite existing transaction with
an imported one, I set the imported transactions as new. I try to assign
the correct account if I know it. This creates a duplicate so I need to
manually match them up and delete the ones that I don't want later.
On Sat
It's been a while since I imported transactions, but I seem to recall there
being a point where you could tell the matcher to (R)econcile or (U)pdate the
existing entry. Choosing R should set the transaction to cleared and leave
your manually-entered data intact.
Now, why that matcher defaul
David T,
You are right. I too am not sure why the (U)pdate option overwrites the
text of the existing transaction, but I think that it usually is offered as
the default when the date of the matched transaction is not the same as the
imported transaction, and possibly when the importer tries to ma
Eric:
On 2020-04-11 10:10:20 -0500, "Eric H. Bowen" wrote:
When I write a paper check, I put the payee's name and
associate information in the "Description" and "Notes" field. But, when
I import transactions from my credit union (usually with QFX) prior to
reconciling, the data I entered is ove
Hi All,
Is there a property in a gnucash config that I can edit to allow aero snap
control handed to windows 10? It seems gnucash 3.x series doesn't get along
with this feature.
I have an ultrawide monitor. In default mode, if I snap gnucash to left or
right side, it snaps perfectly fine a
Long
I found that setting up the transfers makes a lot more sense using the
toolbar Transfer icon or the Menu->Actions->Transfer as you are more easily
able to setup the debits, credits and the accounts and the exchange rate
seems to work a bit more naturally and uses a different dialog
I was th
The GnuCash development team announces GnuCash 3.10, the eleventh release of
the 3.x stable release series.
Changes
This is a snap release to reverse the changes to the reconcile window's
filtering reconciled transactions with a reconcile date after the current
statement date when computing t
There's no config for that. AeroSnap isn't fully supported by Gtk. For a
somewhat technical discussion of why and whether it will change in Gtk4, see
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/issues/105.
Regards,
John Ralls
> On Apr 11, 2020, at 2:41 PM, wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
>
>
> Is there a pro
David Cousens,
1 - Trading Accounts only show in the Balance Sheet, I tried to create
Income Statement Report, And there are no Accounts named "Realized Gains or
Loss" like you said. You should create a new file, and using the new version
GnuCash (newest version is 3.9).
2 - Like i said, There ar
Long,
Balance Sheet and Income Statement are attached for a simple test which
involved a currencytransfer of 100 AUD to a USD account and then a transfer
back from the USD account to the AUD with a different exchange rate that
created a loss of 0.26 using trading accounts to record. I used the
men
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