From a strictly mechanical point of view, what David suggests will get
the job done. (A similar option is exporting the report as HTML and then
editing the HTML.)
But I don't understand how the OP can present a "balance sheet" that
doesn't actually balance. That's the inevitable result of simply
d
Off the top of my head, copy the entire report, paste it into a spreadsheet,
and delete the offending entries.
David T.
On Jan 24, 2025, 11:25 PM, at 11:25 PM, Colin Penner
wrote:
>I want to switch from Quicken to Gnu-Cash. The only problem that I have
>is that Gnu-Cash Balance Sheet report
Hi Joe,
Welcome to Gnucash. What are your PC's Region settings set to - Australia
? If so you should be able to go to Gnucash preferences and select locale
as your default currency (Edit menu, select Preferences >> Accounts >>
Default Currency and select "Locale . AUD (Australian Dollar) whic
I want to switch from Quicken to Gnu-Cash. The only problem that I have is that
Gnu-Cash Balance Sheet reports include a line of either "Retained Earnings" or
"Retained Liabilities". For my requirements I MUST eliminate both of these
lines. Is there any way that this can be accomplished? The Doc
On 1/23/2025 11:32 PM, sunfish62--- via gnucash-user wrote:
With regard to downgrading, note that there have been several points in GnuCash
history where the data structures were changed that make downgrading difficult
if not impossible. I cannot put my finger on the chart that notes those jump
Michael,
Sure, but I was under the impression that OP wanted to open the same data file
on both machines. Closing the books and rendering the opening balances in the
other version won't allow them to see all their data.
David T.
On Jan 24, 2025, 5:18 PM, at 5:18 PM, Michael or Penny Novac
To get rid of the Retained Earning from your report, just edit the
report options and deselect all income and expense accounts.
I agree that the Retained Earning in GNC for most individual users
doesn't make much sense since we are not dealing with net operating
income or stock dividends. The
Indeed, without the Retained Earnings line, the book won't be balanced.
In QuickBooks (I assume it would be the same in Quickens) when
displaying a balance sheet, a Net Income line (calculated during
runtime) is included under Equity, so the book will always be
balanced. It is essentially ha
Here is a bit of a left field answer: Why not try PCLinuxOS?
You can download a copy & install it on a bootable USB stick (or similar). Once
booted,
you can load GnuCash from the repository & try it. The current version in the
repository is 5.10. Then if the W10 Gnucash file is readable, you coul
I am not sure which version of Mint you are using, but the Mint release
22.1 cinnamon that I am thinking of trying soon the software manager shows
a choice of either GnuCash system package release 5.5-1.2 or Flatpak 5.10
from the Mint installation iso. I seem to recall that 5.5 had a flaw that
som
On 1/23/2025 3:34 PM, Colin Penner wrote:
I want to switch from Quicken to Gnu-Cash. The only problem that I have is that Gnu-Cash Balance
Sheet reports include a line of either "Retained Earnings" or "Retained
Liabilities". For my requirements I MUST eliminate both of these lines. Is there any
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