Re: Accounts as hyperlinks ignores the report options date range bug

With the Report Options -> General tab On 13 December 2017 at 23:25, Derek Atkins wrote: > HI, > > Chris Velevitch writes: > > > I've recreated a profit and loss report with a specific date range and > set > > the display accounts as hyperlinks. > >

GnuCash > 2.6.16 Reports crashing

I am currently using ver. 2.6.12 and decided to upgrade to 2.6.19 on Win 10 Pro (fully updated). When I use any version greater than 2.6.16 and try to generate any report, the program crashes. Ver 2.6.16 and back down to 2.6.12 work perfectly. Not certain if this is correct but I found a trace

Re: DELETING OLD GNU CASH ACCOUNTS

The program only shows the contents of whatever data file that you open with it. If the data appears to be corrupted, that may be a problem with the data file. However, it is possible that certain settings will make it appear that the data is corrupted. One is the LOCALE setting in the Windows

Can anyone else reproduce this behavior?

I’m running GnuCash on an iMac running High Sierra. I access it from a Mac Book, also running High Sierra, using Apple’s Screen Sharing. All software is up to date. When working in GnuCash remotely this way, I’m unable to activate any buttons within the GnuCash interface. When I move the

Re: Running balance stops working

I deleted all the offending transactions and restarted Gnucash. After that it started working again. So it probably is a very subtle bug but how it gets tripped I have no clue. The OS is Win 7. I've seen this happen once before in version 2.4 but it cleared up without a restart in that case.

Re: Running balance stops working

You've not mentioned the operating system you are running on, which can be helpful if other people want to try and duplicate your problem. Either way, first off, I've got lots of added namespace entries for the securities, like ETF, ESOP, etc. They are just placeholders for categorizing, they

Re: Date entry quick keys

Thanks, that does work. It's not documented in the online manual. Shifting by a a day (+ or -) or a month ([ or ]) is there, just not the shifted versions. On 2018-01-06 20:38, John Morris wrote: > You don't say what operating system you use, and I don't know if this > particular feature is