If I had a vote, I’d say keep one and just delete the other entirely. Even a
’see also’ is just clutter.
As to which name to keep, the easiest and likely most discoverable is “Income
Statement”.
Alternatively, and this would require a RFE, would be to have it named
according to the Chart of
On 2018-07-11 10:46 PM, John Ralls wrote:
On Jul 11, 2018, at 7:07 PM, Nicolas Haller wrote:
Hello,
I'm a user of GnuCash for a long time now but I'm testing importing
transactions from CSV for the first time.
Unfortunately, it seems I have a problem with the Bayes matching system. When
> On Jul 11, 2018, at 7:07 PM, Nicolas Haller wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm a user of GnuCash for a long time now but I'm testing importing
> transactions from CSV for the first time.
>
> Unfortunately, it seems I have a problem with the Bayes matching system. When
> I try to import a CSV,
Hello,
I'm a user of GnuCash for a long time now but I'm testing importing
transactions from CSV for the first time.
Unfortunately, it seems I have a problem with the Bayes matching system.
When I try to import a CSV, just before the "match transactions" window
should appear, gnucash hangs,
On Thu, 12 Jul 2018, Maf. King wrote:
AFAIK, it is just historical. GC shipped with a report called "P" but
some people said "That's an income Statement", so it was renamed. Then
there were howls of "Where's the P report gone" so the same report was
put back in but with 2 names. yes, they
On Wednesday, 11 July 2018 23:04:47 BST Rich Shepard wrote:
>I'm not an accountant so when I saw that a report menu has both Income
> Statement and Profit & Loss as reports I looked up the difference in
> wikipedia. While there are apparently subtle differences meaningful to those
> wearing
David, thanks, that works slick as you said. I've been known to over-think
at times. Once again. . .
Liz, RE:Preferences, to amateur-me it looks like the registry differences
between the old and new installs are minor. I've read the FAQ but I don't
know how to actually move the old keys over
I'm not an accountant so when I saw that a report menu has both Income
Statement and Profit & Loss as reports I looked up the difference in
wikipedia. While there are apparently subtle differences meaningful to those
wearing green eye shades, the reports for both are identical.
Sure enough,
Jack,
This is a known bug with version 3.2.
You should be able to re-select the note and paste over it, or type over the
selection.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Jul 11, 2018, at 8:25 AM, Jack Lockard wrote:
>
> When I pay bills online I routinely copy the confirmation number from the web
> page
When I pay bills online I routinely copy the confirmation number from the web
page and then paste it into the notes on a transaction. I've done that twice
this morning and both times, after pasting in (Ctrl-V) the confirmation number,
I could not edit the note. It just makes a sound and will
On Tue, 10 Jul 2018 19:27:21 -0700 (MST)
DaveC49 wrote:
> Dick,
> All that is necessary is to copy the .gnucash file from that
> directory to the new computer (usb stick is probably easiest) where
> is the name you originally gave your Gnucash file. This is
> the only file that it is necessary
I have been using GnuCash since 2009. Twice every year I need to
transfer my account file from one desktop to another. I never had any
trouble opening GnuCash after each such transfer until now.
Early on in my use of GnuCash I changed the accounts separator from the
colon (:) to the back
Dick,
All that is necessary is to copy the .gnucash file from that
directory to the new computer (usb stick is probably easiest) where
is the name you originally gave your Gnucash file. This is the
only file that it is necessary to copy to transfer to your new machine
You will find a lot of
Colin,
There is a link labelled issues to the Gnome bugzilla site on the flathub
GnuCash page which links to the now becoming defunct Gnome Bugzilla which is
being transferred to Gnome Gitlab and has a link to it,
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME . I could not find any reporting of issues
with
Ok, thanks.
Sent from TypeApp
On Jul 10, 2018, 1:20 AM, at 1:20 AM, Geert Janssens
wrote:
>This was an issue in gnucash 3.0 and fixed for gnucash 3.2.
>
>You can check with your distro to learn when this version will become
>available or build it yourself.
>
>Regards,
>
>Geert
>
>James
Hi Colin,
Sorry for the confusion. I had gone back to check where LM installed from
its software manager to check that it was into /usr/local and discovered it
was now using flatpack and didn't install in any manner I was previously
accustomed to. I appreciate that apt installs to /usr but my
Dominic Grosleau wrote
> In gnucash 2.4.11 for linuxmint, how do I print the chart of account to
> printer??
>
> The print option is graayed out, and when trying to export in the only
> format available (xml) it comes out in a .gnucash file that libre office
> Calc cannot open properly.
>
>
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