On 9/12/2023 8:02 PM, David G. Pickett via gnucash-user wrote:
Does GNUCash do inventory at least on a small scale? It seems like a security
or stock, you could define a price for sales or a recent/current cost for
supplies, and when you sell or order it might be like a stock sale or order.
On 2023-09-12 15:48, jbonn...@internode.on.net wrote:
> Here are some notes I have on how I achieved this on Windows 10
>
> For Windows users, I found that accelerator-map file in
>
> C:\Users\john\.gnucash\accelerator-map
The items stored in the {username}\.gnucash folder relate to GC "2.6 an
On 2023-09-12 14:46, Murugan Muruganandam wrote:
> In Version 4.14 onwards there was a changein the way accelerator map was
> handled, please see below for more details. ...
>
> Change the handling of accelerator maps. Gtk no longer supports
> changing these from the menus and the save no longe
it is in the release notes Stan
https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/releases
Saludos Cordiales
Murugan
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Thanks! But that change is in release notes for 4.9, i.,e. the
pre-release 5.x, so that wouldn't be relevant to 4.14, right? And the
change is marked as not related to a bugfix.
So I'm still confused. Was there a bug in 4.14's handling of accelerator
keys in accelerator-map, or wasn't there?
I'm
The 'not related to a bug' is literally that — a change that didn't have
a formal bug report as documentation.
That doesn't mean it wasn't designed to fix an otherwise 'undocumented'
bug, or in the case of the accelerators, to head one off due to other
changes outside of GnuCash control. But i
Thanks, Adrien. I understand what you're saying: a bug may have been
noticed, and fixed, as part of other coding before there was ever a
report in the database. That makes sense to me.
I don't use Notes at all -- force of habit, mainly, since it's only a
couple of months ago that I knew such a thi
Hello.
In my country whenever a person sells shares of a mutual fund the bank
has to calculate and pay taxes, on behalf of the investor, on capital
gains before making the funds avaliable to the investor. The investor
receives the funds in the brokerage account liquid of taxes.
I am recording the
Jim,
Inyour response of Mon, Aug 21, 2023 at 5:00 PM via GnuCash-user yousaid:
"Logically,$value = $price/share * #shares, and this should be
preciseequality."
GnuCash“stores the price as a rational number, a ratio between numeratorand
denominator,”
"price= 15000/2396 = 3750/5
Interesting use of Description. (I learn something new everyday)
I turned on Transaction Journal View early on and never looked back.
Thus, I put 'thing' in the Memos. (those get auto-filled by the way
after you auto-complete a description, well, at least until 5.x, but
they still do if I ente
Hello again, Bruce!
I can point out a logic error in your argument here.
On 2023-09-13 17:28, Bruce McCoy via gnucash-user wrote:
...Yousay that 3750/599 is "the more accurate." How precise isit? Let's see.
2.396shares * (3750/599) $/share = 2.396 shares
*6.26043405676126878130217028380634390
Hi
The tax deducted at source before payout is kind of advance tax, and it becomes
your tax credit.
So ideally you should create an asset account named "advance Tax" or "Tax
deducted at source" and post the deducted amount by bank in this asset account.
You need to identify the brokerage fee s
Gilberto,
Instead of recording the taxes directly in the account register for mutual
fund, you have to perform an intermediate step, such as -
In mutual fund register, record the gross sale value with appropriate income
split for capital gain, but instead of transferring the sale proceeds direc
Hello,
In another thread, it was noted that the latest version of auto complete in
version 5 of GnuCash restarts the auto completion data store. That gave me
pause, as I make use of the feature extensively to speed the entry of
transactions for a large number of stocks and mutual funds. (I sta
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