Hello,
I'm a very new user coming over from Quicken. I'm trying to work out the
budget feature. In trying to create a budget and following the
instructions, I seem to only have the opportunity to budget for expenses
(accounts) that have at least one transaction in them. How can I set up a
Unless I misunderstand your situation, you are a small business, do
things pretty simply, and do not have a large accounting dept. If this
is so, then you don’t need to reclassify anything. The total billed for
your service(s) is Sales and all the “various expenses related to the
transaction”
Alfredo,
The mobile version of GnuCash is not supported or developed by the GnuCash
development team. The recommended way of transferring data is using the OFX
format export from it. See
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/GnuCash_and_Mobile_Devices.
David Cousens
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David Cousens
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On 12/8/2018 1:52 PM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
The budget module doesn’t enforce zero-sum practices, but it does give you the
information to use it that way if you want.
What it is not very good at is the ‘envelope’ method of budgeting.
Budgeting should likely be handled outside of GnuCash if
On 12/8/18 1:30 AM, Geert Janssens wrote:
Op vrijdag 7 december 2018 23:35:00 CET schreef Stephen M. Butler:
The custom balance sheet (formatted) report that you folks helped my
configure on Linux, my wife now wants on her Windows 10 box.
From my research, it appears that both the
Tom,
When you record the payment of the invoice, record the full amount.
Then either
make a separate expense transaction for the fee balanced against your PayPal
account/checking account. (depending on if you use the PayPal account and then
transfer afterwards)
or
edit the payment
I’ve been testing out Gnucash for an envelope-like system for a bit and so far,
it seems do-able if your reporting and accounting needs are minimal. I ignore
the budgeting features altogether and don’t really use reports much. This site
got me started:
Found John's response in the spam folder. This actually worked when I
zoomed in and approached from the *right*. I hadn't thought of that.
So YAY! It's back. Thank you very much.
Gerry S
On Thu, Dec 6, 2018 at 11:02 AM John Ralls wrote:
> To be more clear, you need to either double-click on
Look through your spam folder or visit the list archive; the URL for the latter
is at the bottom of every email from the list.
To find the file David referred to switch to Finder and select Go>Go to
Folder... from the menu or press shift-command-g. Type ~/Library/Application
Support/Gnucash
That is odd, because I also see others from John Ralls and myself, tho mine
was not so satisfactory.
I cannot see on this screen how to search the history to find John Ralls'
reply, so perhaps someone else can tell us where to search for history.
David C
On Sat, Dec 8, 2018 at 4:09 PM Gerry
As far as I know, I only got one response... to double-click on the dark
column line. Nothing happened with that.
Gerry
On Sat, Dec 8, 2018 at 3:57 PM David Carlson
wrote:
> Gerry,
>
> Which of the three responses was the only one you tried?
>
> I personally think John Ralls' has the best
Gerry,
Which of the three responses was the only one you tried?
I personally think John Ralls' has the best chance of working, but as he
stated it is very tricky to get the mouse focus into precisely the right
spot.
If that fails there is another way that requires deleting a file that also
Only change other than routine updates was an upgrade from MS Office 2010 to
Office 2019. This of course includes Access.
Sent from my iPhone.
> On 8 Dec 2018, at 9:25 pm, David Carlson wrote:
>
> I did forget to mention that I use Gnucash mostly in Ubuntu 16.04 with
> occasional
I did forget to mention that I use Gnucash mostly in Ubuntu 16.04 with
occasional forays into Windows 7 and rare forays into Windows 10.
David C
On Sat, Dec 8, 2018, 3:21 PM David Carlson Arnie,
>
> Did you get a Windows update or have any other significant change to your
> computer?
>
>
Arnie,
Did you get a Windows update or have any other significant change to your
computer?
Release 2.6.19 itself has not changed, and various 2.6.x releases are still
working for me.
David C
On Sat, Dec 8, 2018, 12:10 PM Arnie Reeves via gnucash-user <
gnucash-user@gnucash.org wrote:
> I use
I'm resending as the only response I got did not work. I'm having
difficulty believing that I am the only person who has encountered this
issue.
Gerry S
On Thu, Dec 6, 2018 at 10:27 AM Gerry Starnes
wrote:
> Thank you for responding. Nothing happens. Right-clicking gives several
> options,
You should really speak to a local CPA to get a clear direction and picture of
how you need to handle the various issues particular to your jurisdiction.
Revenue and expenses should not be in the same transaction and expenses should
certainly not be on an invoice except in rare cases where you
I am looking at possibly using GnuCash for my personal finances and
budgeting. Before I dive into it, I have question about it's general
approach to budgeting.
What I'm looking for is a package that uses a zero-sum approach, Ie, income
- budgeted expense = 0. Do any of you users use GnuCash this
I use Windows 10 with GNUCash 2.6.19 for home accounting. After 11 months of
perfect use, all reports suddenly fail to open and selecting any report,
including samples or one of my many customised reports (new one for each
month) causes the program to crash. Anyone aware of a fix, or maybe an
I run a service organization that contracts with others on per item basis.
Therefore the amount I invoice is much greater than the amount we retain.
How do I reclassify the amount invoiced so that the various expenses related
to the transaction are booked but not shown on the invoice?
E.G., a
Op vrijdag 7 december 2018 23:35:00 CET schreef Stephen M. Butler:
> The custom balance sheet (formatted) report that you folks helped my
> configure on Linux, my wife now wants on her Windows 10 box.
>
> From my research, it appears that both the config-user.scm file (Linux:
>
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