Bo,
I tried your example file and CSV import today and found that I could reproduce
the incorrect rounding behavior in 5.9 but not in 5.10. I did a bisect (a
binary search through the commits, building and testing at each stop) to locate
exactly what commit fixed it. It was
https://github.com/
Bo,
I don’t understand what you mean by “zero this out for today”.
The Totals column on the Accounts page presents the ending balance for each
account (even if that’s in the future), converted to the book currency using
the most recent exchange rate available from the account’s commodity to the
The fonts or font size is so small that they are difficult to read. I can’t
find any way to adjust them or the kerning so I don’t need readers and an
occasional magnifying glass.
Any suggestions as to where I should make font or font size adjustments?
Gerry Starnes
gstar...@me.com
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I am running Advance Portfolio report and I noticed it display following
error message at the top:
There is an error processing the transaction 'buying . share units'.
This may to be caused by a sell transaction causing a negative stock
balance, and a subsequent buy transaction causing
Hi Kalpesh
I had a similar problem a long time ago and have forgotten exactly how I
fixed it }:--((
To find the account, do a divide and conquer on the accounts included in
the report until you find the one that triggers the error. Then do the
same with the Report Date to find the data of t
In the foreign currency docs:
https://gnucash.org/docs/v5/C/gnucash-guide/currency_trading_accts.html
The Trading and CURRENCY placeholder accounts now indicate a modest
> realized loss of 0.82 USD on the currency transactions.
it appears to explain that the Trading top-most account balance repr
Sounds like you're creating your O-B txn as a Debit AND Credit to your
Checking account. Don't do that. It's supposed to be a transaction
between your Checking Account and Equity:Opening Balances
-derek
On Thu, February 13, 2025 12:35 am, Gaya Erlandson wrote:
> I put in all the info - every tr
> On Feb 13, 2025, at 01:19, Bo Buckley wrote:
>
> In the foreign currency docs:
> https://gnucash.org/docs/v5/C/gnucash-guide/currency_trading_accts.html
>
> The Trading and CURRENCY placeholder accounts now indicate a modest
>> realized loss of 0.82 USD on the currency transactions.
>
>
>
I just installed GNUcash.
Put done data in to test going back to 1st November 2024.
Balance sheet prints ok for 2024.
But when I try Profit &Loss, it only prints 2025.
There doesn't appear to be any date range, or previous year for P & L .
Any ideas ?
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On 2/13/2025 5:45 PM, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
I ignore the option to set the opening balance for each account.
Instead I create a single transaction that has a massive amount of
splits (one split for each account that needs an opening balance).
Highly unlikely that all the credits will equal a
Hello, Gaya:
Welcome to GnuCash! I hope this list will help you set yourself right.
The first piece of advice on using this list: write a Subject: line
which describes your objective. The subject "Help!" tells me how you
feel about your situation, but not what you are trying to accomplish. I
Gaya,
Following on from Derek's comment, GnuCash is a double entry accounting
system. What this means is that when you record an event in your
finances, a transaction that transaction will affect two or more
accounts. In simple transactions involving two accounts, there will be
a debit entry and a
I ignore the option to set the opening balance for each account. Instead
I create a single transaction that has a massive amount of splits (one
split for each account that needs an opening balance). Highly unlikely
that all the credits will equal all the debits so the final split is to
the Equi
On 2/13/2025 1:09 PM, Just Me via gnucash-user wrote:
I just installed GNUcash.
Put done data in to test going back to 1st November 2024.
Balance sheet prints ok for 2024.
But when I try Profit &Loss, it only prints 2025.
There doesn't appear to be any date range, or previous year for P & L .
A
I put in all the info - every transaction, for the entire tax year 2024
into GnuCash on my Mac and thought all was well. Then I saw that the
"Opening Balance" of my main checking account (under Equity) is 0 and then
spent the last 2+ hours trying to figure out how to add the opening
balance. I've e
Check the Options menu item. All sorts of things you can change including
the From/Thru dates.
On Thu, Feb 13, 2025, 10:11 Just Me via gnucash-user <
gnucash-user@gnucash.org> wrote:
> I just installed GNUcash.
>
> Put done data in to test going back to 1st November 2024.
>
> Balance sheet print
Thank you for your reply John,
>If the net gains aren’t taxable then you can book them to a separate
non-taxable income account.
Even if I zero this out for today as an example, won't the Trading account
balance continue to fluctuate even after doing so as new price entries come
on day to day? I'
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