Re: aqbanking / ofx downloads to wrong account and can't straighten out

Hi John, Thanks for your response. I followed this and have the same situation. The transactions and balance are correct for the account that I update from, but the transactions still go to the other account, as well as the reconciliation window opens for the other account. Still scratching my

Re: Online quotes fetching latest stock price but incorrect date; currency exchange rate also not working

And by “operating system’s time zone is correct” he means “in Australia” (or Asia somewhere), because if you’re in America then the closing price really is from the 15th. Regards, John Ralls > On Feb 17, 2018, at 7:32 PM, Ronal B Morse wrote: > > I guess the first step

Re: Online quotes fetching latest stock price but incorrect date; currency exchange rate also not working

I guess the first step is to verify that the system time and date is correct and the operating system's time zone setting is correct. RBM On 02/17/2018 07:10 PM, Justin Smith wrote: Hi, Gnucash is not updating stock quotes correctly for me. The stock price is correct but an incorrect date

Online quotes fetching latest stock price but incorrect date; currency exchange rate also not working

Hi, Gnucash is not updating stock quotes correctly for me. The stock price is correct but an incorrect date is used. This is confirmed when testing using gnc-fq-dump. E.g. ALPHAVANTAGE_API_KEY= gnc-fq-dump alphavantage NAB.AX Finance::Quote fields Gnucash uses: symbol: NAB.AX

Re: How to account for a house purchase

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Re: Lock file issues

No prob. Please remember to "reply-all", for the benefit of others who have received your original email - that way everyone can see what's going on. The LCK file can simply be deleted from the directory if the main Gnucash file is not in use - assuming you aren't using a shared directory that

Re: Lock file issues

Hi, The lock file is only there when the file is opened, and when you save and close (assuming this is done correctly and completely), then the lock file should be deleted. So if the LCK file is there while the Gnucash file is not being used, then this tells you the Gnucash application wasn't

RE: Lock file issues

When I tried to open my accounts on gnucash it stated that the lock file could not be opened. The lock file is still in the folder. What can I do? GnuCash could not obtain the lock for file://C:\Users\Polly\Desktop\hubb_main\HUBB_MAIN_ACCOUNTS.gnucash. --- This email has been checked for

Re: How to account for a house purchase

Ron, You made the right choice. Barring a price-to-market accounting requirement that never applies to individuals, the book value is what you actually paid. When you get around to selling you’ll get taxed on the difference between the net selling price and that purchase price. If you want to

Re: How to account for a house purchase

That's what I did. I also had to set up a corresponding liability account for the mortgage, but that's a separate issue. I wasn't sure if I should use the purchase price or the appraised value as the value of the asset, but since I do everything else on a cash basis, I decided to use the cash

Re: How to account for a house purchase

Or Assets:Fixed Assets:House - if you distinguish between fixed assets and current assets. And yes, it is already an asset. If the purchase should fall through and you get your deposit back the asset goes away and the money goes in your bank account. Otherwise, it’s part of the cost basis

Re: How to account for a house purchase

At Sat, 17 Feb 2018 21:31:54 +0700 Tony Vanson wrote: > > Hi all, > Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction on how to account for a > house purchase in GNUCash. > I have contracted to buy a house and have paid a 10% deposit from my bank > account, with the

How to account for a house purchase

Hi all, Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction on how to account for a house purchase in GNUCash. I have contracted to buy a house and have paid a 10% deposit from my bank account, with the remainder becoming due within 2 months. I understand that the deposit amount is a debit

Re: trial balance - how to find mismatch question

Thanks John. Last time you directed me to this bug report, I didn’t pay attention to the entire discussion - just browsed through to ensure I was adding my use case to the right bug. But this time, I went through all the *gory* details and I think I have a better understanding of what various

Re: Employee Stock Option Grants

Greg, It should be possible to track publicly traded options just like stocks if you know the symbol and the exchange where it is traded. However, I personally have not tried that. Since those options expire rather quickly, the data would tend to clutter up and bloat your data file after time,