All of which begs the questions that Derek asked earlier: do you have accounts
of *type* A/P and A/R, and are they in the proper currency?
David T.
On Sep 10, 2024, 9:05 AM, at 9:05 AM, David Cousens
wrote:
>Heidi,
>
>The invoice/bill dialogue automatically posts an invoice or bill to
>Accou
I have a RPi 5 with a M.2 SSD (using the mini-pci interface). It is quite
fast. I also have another drive (rotating rust) on a USB-SATA interface and
it is fast enough.
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wrote:
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> Can't resist noting that using a Raspberry Pi in this wa
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I'm forgetting everything I used to know.
Can someone point me to where I can find out how to filter by regular
expressions in the transaction report option.
Many thanks,
Grace.
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My answers are interspersed with your questions (well, some of your
questions)
On Mon, Sep 9, 2024 at 5:09 PM Megan Tilley wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> My environment is:
> Local Currency: Australian Dollar (AUD)
> Exchange Rates required for:
> == USD
> == GBP (UK)
> == EUR
> == SEK (Sweden)
>
Well, but think about it... after the password is entered, THEN what? The
"correct" password would have to be stored somewhere so that GnuCash could
verify what is entered is correct, and clearly saving the password in clear
text is not secure. Because the software is open source, anyone could read
If it were me, I'd just register everything in AUD, as an earlier person
suggested. If everything comes through PayPal as AUD, why engage in this
complexity? Is there a compelling reason to track costs in the original
currencies?
Having lived in a number of different countries around the world
Of course you need to select an algorithm in a compatible library, of which
there are many. I was just responding to the idea that a unchanging common
password would be hard coded is open source, a very odd idea. If you used
triple DES, for example, all the open source would show is that you
Generally when you type in a password to anything, it is stored in a variable
in memory, virtual memory, possibly written to swap space, but those memory and
disk spaces are protected and ephemeral, so there is no easy access to them and
even then, they are hard to decipher.
In theory, one coul
Heidi,
Please don't reply to my direct email address, but send your reply to
gnucash-user@gnucash.org. It will reach me through the mailing list in
any case. Your message will not reach the mailing list unless you do
this. While it can be confusing to deal with replies from multiple
people, it us
Stephen and Geoff - thank you so much for such comprehensive answers
and yes, I am currently re-reading my Finance Textbooks to refresh my
memory of Double-Entry bookkeeping! The issue, I think, is that Quicken
really dumbed down my comprehension because it handled the double-entry
stuff behind
Hi Geoff! Thank you so much for your response and between you and Stephen,
I can see that the majority of my questions have been answered.
I have uninstalled both GC and Strawberry Perl and downloaded the two
source files again from their respective sites.
GC installed quite easily, as it did the
Geoff - you little beauty bottler!!! YAY! it worked.
I assume you edited the results to the bare minimum in your instructions?
I am glad that my issue could be reproduced but sad that it requires a fix!
I could not decide whether I had to add all 3 installation commands at once
or one at a time
Hi Heidi,
You should really use reply all and not individual addresses so that the entire
thread is visible on the mailing list as others may offer better solutions.
In order to generate the bill you must have created at least one vendor so that
part looks to be OK.
If you have multiple vend
Hello Grace
The Transaction Report Options screen has a "Filter" tab that lets you:
(a) Include (or exclude) Accounts by filtering on Account Name using:
(a.1) A simple string of characters (eg "tax").
or
(a.2) A regular expression - see below.
(a) Include (or exclude) Transactions by filtering
Hi Megan
Glad to hear you had a successful outcome.
The difference in results is explained by the fact that I ran the
powershell installation script first - even though it failed at the end,
it did successfully install most of the necessary modules. Hence your
24 vs my 1.
So you are good t
Hi Megan
Please always post to the list. This is one of the friendliest groups
of strangers you will never meet, and you won't be flamed for asking.
I don't know how the list membership is managed, but hopefully someone
else can respond.
Regards
Geoff
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On 11/09/2024 8:01 am, Megan T
Folks
I am documenting this workaround for a problem encountered installing
Finance::Quote. I have only tested this on Windows, but it should also
work on other operating systems.
When I ran the GnuCash powershell script "gnc-fq-update.ps1" to install
Finance::Quote, it ran for quite a long
Geoff,
I believe that the business features allow tracking by vendor *without* using
the multiple accounts you mention. Others might be able to confirm this better
than I, though.
David T.
On Sep 11, 2024, 3:15 AM, at 3:15 AM, Geoff Jankowski via gnucash-user
wrote:
>Hi Heidi,
>
>You sho
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