use -- usually works for me.
Not 100%, but usually.
The only way to find out if it worked in a given instance it to try to
paste it into some text area with Ctrl+V.
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begin. If the programmers could give some guidance -- "test this version
that fixes bugs X and Y", I could do that, and in the course of
exercising the test version for the stuff I normally do in GC I could
report any new bugs I noticed.
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advanced searches a few years ago.
Some of them, yes. The plus sign and the quote marks no longer work as
advertised, for instance.
But "site:" still works, at least for now. I use it all the time.
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stalled and ran Windows 10 in a VirtualBox without a
Windows product key, during my three-step upgrade from 2.6.19, using the
Windows 10 reference above. I haven't tested the Windows 11 procedure,
but it's from the same source, one that is usually reliable.
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eference I provided, you can Ctrl+C copy a file on one
side and then Ctrl+V paste it on the other. Not as intuitive as
drag-and-drop, but serviceable.
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obody could come up with a clear and
simple rule for GC to follow that wouldn't have bad results in some cases.
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, and when the
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, the debit and credit splits both showed 150.00. (My
currency is US dollars.) So it sure looks like formulas work. Again,
maybe I'm misunderstanding the issue the person was talking about.
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y archives. But after archiving that snapshot, what's the
problem with just continuing to use the original of the file that copied
into the archive? That's what I've been doing since 2018, and it seems
to work just fine.
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has 29 transactions of two splits each.
There are no formulas, however.
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action or more than two.
(It is of course possible to have a transaction that has but one split,
with amount equal to zero. I do it as a way of making a memo that isn't
tied to any financial transaction, for instance the number of miles I
drove for charity in a given month. GnuCash has no probl
original poster's argument in favor is that
32-bit programs have been around for a long time. While that's true, it
doesn't seem to me like any reason to abandon them.
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On 2024-01-18 13:30, John Ralls wrote:
> An x64 build will w
Well, I don't have any skin in the game, since both my computers have
64-bit Windows. It just seems a pity to shut out the minority who have
32-bit Windows.
But that's a development decision, so I won't keep harping on it.
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we don't want a 1.3
MB file added to the mailing list's archives.
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On 2024-01-19 09:23, Simon Roberts wrote:
> Well, that's one possibility I suppose.
>
> Is this not a feature that would find fairly widespread use? I
On 2024-01-21 17:04, Myron A Schroeder wrote:
> when I used the icon to
> call up GNUCash, the data file was vacant. A search on the the hard drive
> found it and the data was displayed as usual. Neat.
Or, in the File menu, click one of the recently-used files in the
numbered list.
S
t; anymore.
In 4.14 I found I have to click once on a date; just hovering isn't
enough. Maybe it's the same in whatever version you're running?
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On 2024-02-03 09:16, Dan O'Brien wrote:
> I’ve attached a screen shot of the report
Please try again. You need to _attach_ the image, not _embed_ it. (If
you can see the actual image in your message before you hit Send, you
have embedded it rather than attaching it.)
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issue is that accounting period is a per-user preference, not a
File » Properties preference. I suppose you _could_ create additional
user accounts, and have a different accounting period ("tax year") in
each, but then there's no automated way to synchronize all the other
preferences, repor
shown in the examples,
results will not be as you expect and you'll get immensely frustrated.
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On 2024-02-07 07:01, Mark at Lorimark wrote:
> Can you click on Help->About and does it show the various paths in use?
That's a nice feature, and I never knew it was there. Thanks for posting!
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sticky.
It was not sticky in 2.6.19, but it is sticky in 4.14 if you tick the
box when creating the filter.
If you're using 5.x, is it sticky there? If not, the bug should probably
be reopened or a new bug filed.
Stan Brown
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> On 2/8/24 12:41 PM, Stan Brown (using GC 4.14) wrote:
>> On 2024-02-08 08:59, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
>>> I'm aware of the report. There is also Tools > General Journal where you
>>> can make edits and add new transactions. The view is filtered by default
&
at I could
> delete?
Sure.
1. Click Action » Scheduled Transactions » Scheduled Transaction Editor.
2. Click one of the scheduled transactions you want to delete, and click
the Delete button.
3. Repeat step 2 as many times as necessary.
As for the transactions that have already fired, you'
ng to click to change what's displayed in that bar.
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On 2024-02-24 11:36, Murugan Muruganandam wrote:
> the bottom ticker net asset displays multiple accounts, from the drop down
> select Grand total then it will show you the net asset as
Thanks.
Maybe it's because everything is in US dollars in my books. I see from
your screen shot that it gives you different currencies to choose from,
but that wouldn't apply to me.
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On 2024-02-24 15:12, David H wrote:
> Stan,
>
Thanks for writing, but nothing changes in the display, whether I hold
down the mouse button or not.
But see David H's screen shot, sent a few minutes ago. That shows many
currencies, but everything in my book is in US$, so I suspect that's why
I don't get anything in the drop-do
#x27;s not
a "vendor software problem", but the mathematical issue that Michael
Novack alludes to.
If that's not what you're doing, what exactly is not matching to what?
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I don't see one here. GnuCash used a legally
acceptable method to calculate sales tax; it just doesn't match the
legally acceptable method that Amazon used. You could file a GnuCash
enhancement request asking for the tax tables to include "tax by item"
or "tax by subtotal".
, as opposed to manually tweaking the amounts) is never to buy
multiple taxable items in the same transaction.
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e BBC ever made".)
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On 2024-03-17 14:36, J. A. Harris wrote:
> On 3/17/24 15:54, Michael or Penny Novack wrote:
>> Your lack of accounting and understanding of the history of double
>> entry is confusing you. ...
> ..
>
from someone else today.
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On 2024-03-30 07:28, Fred Tydeman wrote:
> Thank you. That worked.
> I was trying to use Ctrl-F while in Chart of Accounts.
While in the Accounts pane you don't need to "use" anything. Just start
typing a part of the name you're looking for. (It doesn't need to
of
the same date, whether you are on the cash basis or accrual basis.
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ck kiting" as "The act of writing a check on a bank
account in an amount in excess of actual funds on deposit in the account
and then depositing that check in a second account at a different bank
to create a spurious deposit there, allowing checks to be drawn, or
credit secured, ba
There _is_ a concept of a "stale check"; see
<https://www.bankrate.com/banking/checking/how-long-is-a-check-good-for/>
I don't know the legal position if the payee could have cashed the check
but for no compelling reason waited to do so until it became stale. Are
you obliged to write a ne
On 2024-04-09 09:55, R Losey wrote:
>
> On Tue, Apr 9, 2024 at 8:42 AM Stan Brown (using GC 4.14)
> mailto:stan%2...@fastmail.fm>> wrote:
> On cash basis, it's not an expense until it's paid. Therefore, _nothing_
> is recorded until the payment date aft
s I can use as a template?
GnuCash itself gives you the option of adopting a "starter" set of
accounts, which you can then customize to your specific situation. See
"New Account Hierarchy Setup" in the Guide.
Best wishes for good for
ternal drive,
or a USB stick? If so, make sure it is connected before you open GC.
Do you by any chance have your GnuCash data files on an encrypted drive?
If so, make sure that you have activated decryption before you open GC
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using, and which operation system and version. That's _especially_
important when you're reporting a problem.
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er directed the windows to come up on a different monitor, so it
> never occurred to me to check.
Thanks for letting us know the solution, Gary, and I'm glad it's working
for you.
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;The equivalent for Quicken Tag":
> Use the custom transaction report at
>
https://github.com/dawansv/gnucash-custom-reports?tab=readme-ov-file#tag-prefix
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the mouse over the filename in the file list. GC will show the full path.
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report that contains currency symbols -- again, the dollar sign is the
only one I've tried. Maybe that's different in other currencies? Please
give us more information about what you're doing and what error message
you get.
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eping books for the
Tehachapi Symphony, I prefixed each report name with either "TSO_" or
"SB_" so that I could easily select the one I wanted, and I had no need
to create an extra user account.
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Open the report in Excel and _then_ do your copy and pasting. (You
probably want Edit » Paste Special » Values, keyboard Alt+E, S, V.)
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On 2024-05-19 17:35, David Long wrote:
> Hi
> I mean copy paste from a gnucash report.
> Rgd
u can export the report (shows up as an
> .html) and open it with Microsoft Edge and save it as a PDF.
Well, you _could_ do that, if you like extra steps. But there's really
no reason to involve any browser, let alone Edge. Excel opens HTML files
just fine, as I posted this mornin
its tab? I looked at the preferences and right-clicked here and
there, but couldn't find anything.
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Do you not have the Accounts tab? If you do, open any account and enter
transactions.
As an alternative, you might use Tools,,>General Journal to open the
journal and enter transactions.
If those things are not present, you might try closing the report -- not
GnuCash, just the report.
S
simple_ way to color the General Journal tab. :-) You answered that,
"not in the UI."
I've never used GTKInspector, and to be honest I don't think the minor
victory of coloring that tab would justify the time I'd spend in
learning curve. Again, thanks for confirming that I
the bug tracker and ask to
> add the ability to set the tab color for the General Journal. (or give
> it an ID or class to expose it for CSS styling)
>
> Regards,
> Adrien
>
> On 6/11/24 10:26 AM, Stan Brown (using GC 4.14) wrote:
>> I've never used GTKInspector, an
in every ten times I run GC, and would
prefer not to have it open automatically -- as long as when it does
open, its configuration is the same and I don't have to re-expand all
account levels, set up columns again, and so forth. If memory serves,
2.6.19 _did_ preserve the configuration.
Stan
On 2024-06-13 14:04, John Ralls wrote:
> The one thing we can’t do is pagination, it’s not something that HTML is
> capable of.
HTML as such, you're correct. But CSS is capable of formatting pages,
though my attempts in non-GnuCash contexts didn't come out well.
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nce of that asset and a credit
decreases the balance. When you make a payment or return a purchase "for
credit", it is indeed a credit to that account on the bank's books, but
it is a debit to that account on your books.
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To be clear, you're talking about accidentally hitting the enter key
instead of the Tab key when moving between fields, right?
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On 2024-06-26 17:04, Jim DeLaHunt wrote:
>
> As you know, double-entry bookkeeping requires every transa
Ken, thanks for taking the time to give us that detailed report of the
resolution. I'm sure it will help people who have a similar problem in
the future and search the archives for a solution.
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On 2024-06-29 09:22, Ken McEvoy wrote:
> T
nd Concepts
guide and the Technical Reference manual. Maybe I didn't pick the
optimum words or phrases for my search. Could someone point me at the
right section? Or are account types Cash and Bank just informational,
and GC doesn't treat them any differently from generic Asset?
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Thanks, Adrien! Just wanted to make sure I'm not missing something. I'm
not using the informal labels and, as you noticed, not using GnuCash
reconciling either.
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On 2024-07-02 12:38, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> At the least, the in
anks use the words "debit"
and "credit" to match how things are on _their_ books, which is exactly
opposite to how they are on the consumer's books.
The transaction I would enter is:
Debit to My Credit Card #1: $400
Debit to My Credit Card #2: $600
Credit to My Bank Accou
ike many of us, I looked at several other accounting systems before
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and all the developers.
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thing that _might_ become
a taxable event at some future time.
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On 2024-07-23 14:57, David Warren wrote:
> I have been using gnucash for almost a year and have a fairly sophisticated
> set of personal accounts, with lots of investment (asset
axvisor.com/taxes/
Even having my own spreadsheet for estimated tax, I found this one
helpful in confirming that my own spreadsheet for estimated taxes was
correct.
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plash screen are not due to different minor versions of GC,
but rather to running on machines of different compute speed, possessing
SSDs or traditional hard drives, and so forth.
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On 2024-07-26 14:59, David Carlson wrote:
> It goes away by it
> On 7/26/2024 7:24 PM, Stan Brown (using GC 4.14) wrote:
>> I have 4.14 in Windows 10 and 11. The splash screen appears, the
>> progress bar for opening the last previously used file fills in from
>> left to right, and when that's done the splash screen disappears. The
I'm at GC 4.14, so if 5.8 no longer posts SX to placeholder accounts
there's not much point in my entering a bug. But if the behavior is
still the same then I think bug report is appropriate. Would someone be
willing to check, please?
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h
Thank you, Gyle. I have entered
https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=799393
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On 2024-07-31 08:30, Gyle McCollam wrote:
> Stan,
> I created a SX in 5.8 and it still allows this. Go ahead and file your
> bug report.
>
equirement
prioritization.".
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spam, it's poor programming.
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On 2024-07-31 14:49, Mark at Lorimark wrote:
> That kind-of looks like the gnucash email server has Jira hooked in to
> it somewhere...
>
> ~mark petryk
> ~w:http://www.lorimarksolutions.com
>
't say what backup technique or
software you're using, but it should certainly have a way to exclude
files from backup. I exclude *gnucash*gnucash and *gnucash*log. Another
approach would be to back up only designated file MyData.gnucash.
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rences the various O/S locations.
I have bookmarked:
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Configuration_Locations
And, if you have Windows:
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Configuration_Diagrams_-_Windows
This article called "Backing up data and settings" is helpful too:
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nt on which ones should change.
I don't see why you think "the two instances are forced to have
documents in the same directory". Just specify absolute paths for your
documents, not relative paths. That's what I did, and it works just fine
without even setting a path head.
Stan
and Entity 2,
with Entity 1 Assets, Entity 1 Liabilities, and so on under Entity 1,
and similarly (but not necessarily all the same subaccounts) under Entity 2.
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case it
would be "Description, Notes, or Memo" rather than "Value".) I didn't
see any response to Mike's query -- possibly I overlooked it, or it got
lost in the DNS kerfuffle.
I don't know about Mike, but I'm using GC in Windows 10 and 11.
Stan Brown
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en Linked Document".
The link is purely one of opening a document. Changes you make in the
spreadsheet will not cause changes in the GnuCash transaction.
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ion to be saved
to the {name}.gcm file in the Books folder when GC closes the currently
reopened file and immediately reopens it?
If so, that might be a usable workaround even without any code changes.
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ate of 849.51/1000. That's more work than
having GC calculate the rate for you, but (if it works) it's less work
than calculating the rate.
You didn't say which version of GC you're using, but if it's the latest
then I encourage you to enter an enhancement request to
tion.
Yours is a straightforward solution and I wish I had thought of it
myself. :-)
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t a .gcm file. It's a per-user file, and as far as I know
there's no way within GC to share reports with a different user on the
same computer, and there's no way to have a given report appear only
when you're working with one or more particu
so
"evereything from the beginning of time" and "just the current
accounting period" are the same. They will be different once you are
inyto your second accouinting period.
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sername for the two is
different. I regularly transfer my 2 data files, the associated .gcm
files, and the reports files between the two. For me, "open tabs in a
file local to the user" would lose functionality that I presently rely on.
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dows
knows. The encrypted container is not noticeably slower to read from or
write to than my real disk, as far as I can tell.
VeraCrypt is free and open source, and easy to use. It has Windows, Mac,
and Linux versions.
https://www.veracrypt.fr/en/Home.html
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match the address at which you
receive subscription emails.
What I don't understand is what it is that _you_ don't understand.
Obviously you have mastered the basics, or we would not see your
message, which I quoted above.
Stan Brown
g some sort of business function? (I'm not familiar with
those.) If so, could it be related to the fact that 8 Sept 2024 is a
Sunday? If not, maybe give some more context about just where you are
entering this date?
Stan Brown
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ht
them.)
> I also want to know how to delete a couple of practice companies I
> created by mistake.
How did you create these "practice companies"? Do you mean just
additional GnuCash books? If so, you can simply delete the *.gnucash and
*.log files for those companies.
have no option, because our banks no longer offer
downloads of account activity in a form that GC can accept (or never did).
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to pay attention to your feeling that 4% is too much.
There's a "sleep-at-night factor" for withdrawals from investments, just
as there is for selecting choosing a ratio of stocks to bonds in your
portfolio, or choosing individual stocks and bonds versus mutual
John, thank you!
For newer listmembers who may not know: the developers are not paid.
They are all volunteers, working without monetary compensation to make
our lives and GnuCash better. We owe them a debt of gratitude that we
can never repay, but at least we can say "thank you!"
This may not be relevant to GnuCash, but I'm a retiree too, and
strategies for retirement spending are certainly interesting to me. I'm
not a financial professional, nor was I one before retirement, but I've
done a lot of reading over the past 10 years and will be happy to
exchange knowledge, which
Thanks for the kind words!
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On 2024-10-07 09:57, R Losey wrote:
> I want to add my thanks; it was a clear explanation, and interesting
> reading.
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Thanks for that, Alice. I didn't know that existed, but I'll find it useful.
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On 2024-10-06 15:02, NoobAlice via gnucash-user wrote:
> For those of us in the USA, the federal BLS has a nice inflation
> calculator that can take
have the same issue and
benefit from a public thread. Or someone else may have a solution, which
you would miss by a one-to-one reply.
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messages.
But before you do that, please try this: Click Start » Run, or press
the Windows logo key and the R key at the same time. In the window,
paste or type this exact text:
%APPDATA%\GnuCash
That will open the folder you need to work with. Please follow the last
paragraph of Ken Pyzik'
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(It's a good idea to bookmark the FAQ, and check it before you ask a
question.)
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ese things they are actually harder to use than "Debit"
and "Credit", which have been around for half a millennium or more. A
number of other posters have made similar comments about "debit" and
"credit actually making things easier. There's really very little
cked automatically when you create a new book,
and has no impact on the present book.
Or at least, that's how I read the wording next to the boxes.
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t how a given
event fits into the double-entry structure. In GC, we need the same
thought process we used to follow before recording a transaction in
leather-bound ledgers with pen and ink.
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