I'm a first time user of gnucash and I've run into a challenge that I can't
figure out.
Preface: My budget is a plan. My budget is a zero based budget, meaning
that I start with the income I'm expecting, and I "spend" all of it until
nothing is left every month. Part of that "spending" is trans
n the
already posted bill. Why would the line items on the invoice be directly
tied to the bill rather than copied to the invoice?
How do we bill our customers for expensed items on a job if the feature
doesn't work? Is there another way?
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*Jon Griffith*
REALTOR
If I'm in the middle of creating an invoice, prior to that invoice being
posted, is it safe to delete the associated line items from `entries` and
`invoices` directly from MySQL in order to remove it altogether?
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*Jon Griffith*
REALTOR®, HomeSmart
480-463-406
delete whatever
you want whenever, which is bad for auditing. So, I'm a bit lost on how to
document expenses related to a customer so I don't lose track of the job
cost.
What is the equivalent process in GNUC?
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*Jon Griffith*
REALTOR®, HomeSmart
480-463-406
at at least one item
needs to be added to the invoice before it will post?
And now, after deleting a charged back item from an invoice, I'm unable to
re-add it without creating a new invoice, which is leaving a trail of
invoices that cannot be deleted.
Is there a better way?
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account's balance, but I would need to find where
that balance is maintained.
Ideas?
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*Jon Griffith*
REALTOR®, HomeSmart
480-463-4062 | j...@jongriffith.com
http://realtor.jongriffith.com
10601 N. Hayden Road, Suite I-100 | @RealScottsdale
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(unless I'm
> misunderstanding how that feature works)
>
> As for the terminology used, you can file an RFE on Bugzilla and if the
> documentation is lacking, a bug can be filed on that as well.
>
> Regards,
> Adrien
>
> On 7/19/20 3:35 PM, Jon Griffith wrote:
>
t;
> You may have a reason not to include a chargeback *immediately*, so it
> defaults to opt-in as opposed to opt-out.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -derek
>
>
> On Mon, July 20, 2020 1:55 pm, Jon Griffith wrote:
> > "Concerning the requirement to mark a line item as invoiced
ffect any of the balances of it's parent account nor the totals at the
bottom. Is this a bug, or intended behavior?
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*Jon Griffith*
REALTOR®, HomeSmart
480-463-4062 | j...@jongriffith.com
http://realtor.jongriffith.com
10601 N. Hayden Road, Suite I-100 | @RealScotts
e-payments --> bills in one go? Should I
do them one at a time?
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*Jon Griffith*
REALTOR®, HomeSmart
480-463-4062 | j...@jongriffith.com
http://realtor.jongriffith.com
10601 N. Hayden Road, Suite I-100 | @RealScottsdale
<http://facebook.com/realscottsdaleliving>
t, it's sort of like a purchase
order, but then receiving partial orders becomes a challenge, and it
creates a permanent bill that needs to be allocated at some point.
Any ideas?
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*Jon Griffith*
REALTOR®, HomeSmart
480-463-4062 | j...@jongriffith.com
http://realtor.jon
ntered should be reflected in the totals
> in the summary section. If not, (and I'm understanding you correctly)
> you've found a bug, please report it on Bugzilla.
>
> Regards,
> Adrien
>
> On 7/20/20 2:01 PM, Jon Griffith wrote:
> > Trying to wrap my head arou
Is Gnucash smart enough to recognize transactions that have already been
imported, or do we have to keep tight tabs on the import date range?
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*Jon Griffith*
REALTOR®, HomeSmart
480-463-4062 | j...@jongriffith.com
http://realtor.jongriffith.com
10601 N. Hayden Road, Suite I
The missing step is that you need to X the Invoiced? column when creating
the customer invoice.
On Wed, Jul 22, 2020 at 9:33 AM Derek Atkins wrote:
> Jon Griffith writes:
>
> > I'm analyzing the process of invoicing charged back expenses to a
> customer
> > job from
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