Re: [GNC] Import troubles

No, it will NOT recognize! all red transaction which I check as "new" are imported to the "Ausgleichskonto", which is useless. All transactions look the same in my csv-file. But 10% are not recognized by the correct debit account! This import routine is buggy!! I give up - gnu

[GNC] Changing Global Font to Aptos Narrow

Hello. I cannot change the global font of Gnucash to Aptos Narrow. I use the gtk-3.0.css method. This is the current contents of the css text file: *{ font: 10pt calibri, sans-serif; } If I change "calibri" above to "aptos" it works fine. If I change it to "aptos narrow" ou "aptos-narrow" it d

Re: [GNC] Changing Global Font to Aptos Narrow

Maybe you need to enclose the font name in quotes, since it contains a space? "aptos narrow" instead of just aptos narrow. That's what I had to do to use "Lucida Grande" ___ gnucash-user mailing list gnucash-user@gnucash.org To update your subscription

Re: [GNC] deleting empty items in a split

If you take a moment while editing a multi-line transaction to be sure there is no residual balance at the bottom with no account assigned before hitting Enter, all is good. A trick I found recently is to highlight the unassigned value at the bottom, then (Ctrl)Copy, move the curser to the line wh

Re: [GNC] deleting empty items in a split

It happens to me once in a while as well. However, it is easy to delete the line. If your cursor is in the imbalance line, clicking on the delete button will delete the line. If your cursor is on the first line of an entry, the delete button deletes the whole transaction. Best wishes, Will On

Re: [GNC] Import troubles

On Tue, 25 Feb 2025, 11:50 pm "alois müller" via gnucash-user, < gnucash-user@gnucash.org> wrote: >NO! Because there are thousands of transactions that Gnu cash doesn't >import correct - dispite that all transaction have a debit and a >credit account!! > I usually sort by description

Re: [GNC] Import troubles

Alois, As Derek pointed out your screenshot showed that you have an older non- Bayesian matching system selected. The Bayesian matching is much better but it is a learning algorithm. To enable Bayesian matching, select Edit->Preferences (Bearbeiten- >Einstellungen)from the menu and select the I

Re: [GNC] deleting empty items in a split

When you get down to the final amount, you can also change the imbalance account to the proper account for the remaining amount Thank You, Gyle McCollam Gyle McCollam gmccol...@live.com email From: gnucash-user on

Re: [GNC] Import troubles

You have Baysian matching turned off -- that's one major reason it's not working for you.. -derek On Tue, February 25, 2025 1:11 pm, "alois müller" wrote: > ONE last comment before I leave with great disappointment: > under tools I can find the "Import-Zuordnungen" (see attached picture!) > 90 % o

Re: [GNC] Import troubles

Thank you Derek. ⁣David T. ​ On Feb 25, 2025, 7:03 PM, at 7:03 PM, Derek Atkins wrote: >If you don't like it, you're welcome to go use something else. >We'll even give you double your money back what you paid for it! > >-derek > >On Tue, February 25, 2025 10:49 am, "alois müller" via gnucash-us

Re: [GNC] deleting empty items in a split

Hi Jon, Can you "jump" to the other side of that zero-dollar entry, and delete it there? (shot in the dark) ~mark petryk ~w:http://www.lorimarksolutions.com On 2/25/25 14:21, John Hopkins wrote: halló folk s-- I am having some issues when I am populating a split entry, a line item appears

Re: [GNC] deleting empty items in a split

I find that viewing the transaction from the account for one of the non-zero splits (and showing all splits) that I can click on the extraneous split so it is in focus and then click the delete menu item in the top bar.  Or, right click while hovering over that split and select the Delete Split

[GNC] deleting empty items in a split

Feb 25, 2025 14:23:12 John Hopkins : > when I am populating a split entry, a line item appears as "Imbalance-USD". > Once I finish assigning the rest of the various values/line items in the > split, that line item stays even with a zero value. How are you entering these transactions? In my expe

[GNC] deleting empty items in a split

halló folk s-- I am having some issues when I am populating a split entry, a line item appears as "Imbalance-USD". Once I finish assigning the rest of the various values/line items in the split, that line item stays even with a zero value. These accumulate in the account "Imbalance-USD". Same

Re: [GNC] deleting empty items in a split

Hello. I have had this problem as well -- usually when I am entering split data and forget to replace the Imbalance or Orphan line with the correct account. You can right-click over any unwanted account and select "Delete Split" and it removes only that entry; the option "Remove Other Splits" dele

Re: [GNC] deleting empty items in a split

John, Use the Tab key, not the Enter key, to move between fields. With the Tab key, the transaction is not committed, but any arithmetic in the amount of the split is performed. (Example: 250*1.0825 is replaced by 260.73.) If there is an imbalance it shows up at the bottom, in one of the two amou

Re: [GNC] Import troubles

NO! Because there are thousands of transactions that Gnu cash doesn't import correct - dispite that all transaction have a debit and a credit account!! Even worse: You can't even select multiple transactions :-/ Gnu Cash sucks!! Von: Gyle McCollam Datum: 25.02.2025 14

Re: [GNC] Import troubles

When you check them as new, do you also assign the corresponding debit/credit account which you need to do? Thank You, Gyle McCollam Gyle McCollam gmccol...@live.com email From: gnucash-user on behalf of "alois mü

Re: [GNC] Import troubles

Hi Alois/GNUCash users, It is understandable that you are disappointed with the difficulties importing the transactions that you want into GNUCash. GNC is limited by funding constraints and development constraints, but if you would like to donate some money to improve GNUCash, it would be much

Re: [GNC] Import troubles

If you don't like it, you're welcome to go use something else. We'll even give you double your money back what you paid for it! -derek On Tue, February 25, 2025 10:49 am, "alois müller" via gnucash-user wrote: >NO! Because there are thousands of transactions that Gnu cash doesn't >import