Sorry, David, it is difficult to see who wrote what in the Gmail app.
Mark should look at his trace files to see if they have any useful
information.
David Carlson
On Fri, Aug 2, 2019, 12:19 AM David Cousens
wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> That wasn't Mark. I was trying to duplicate what he had done
Clint,
I use a home made spreadsheet to track lots if I really need to for tax
purposes, but here in the US brokers are supposed to do that for us, and we
just need to be confident that they are doing it correctly. Also, they are
supposed to use an average cost method unless we told them to use
Migrating investment transactions is particularly challenging because of the
issue of capital gains and cost basis. I gave up trying, and instead rely on
the broker-derived assessment of gain because of it. With individual stocks,
GnuCash's lot features work pretty well, though.
On Fri,
Hi David,
That wasn't Mark. I was trying to duplicate what he had done first on my Linux
Box and then on a Windows10 box. I didn't
close the first before opening the second and didn't reopen the register after
changing the register preferences in the
first case.
David Cousens
On Fri, 2019-08-02
Since Mark had the same file open simultaneously on two machines, the
first machine probably lost its work when the second machine closed the
file.
If one or both are still crashing, he should try to find the trace file as
descibed in the gnucash wiki and paste it or part of it into a new
>
>
> Date: Thu, 1 Aug 2019 11:09:27 -0700
> From: Clint Chaplin
> To: Mike Commissaris
> Cc: Gnucash Users
> Subject: Re: [GNC] gnucash-user Digest, Vol 196, Issue 61
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> How did you
Updated to 3.6 on the Windows 10 box and with the same preference setting the
behavior is as expected and the same as for 3.5 and no crashing. Now we need
to find out what Mark is doing that we are not.
David
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John,
Can confirm after reopening the register after changing back to basic ledger
and double line it now works as expected when you enter the transfer account
and the amount of the first line on the Linux box. (File is now only open on
one computer at a time).
I am not however getting the
I just switched from my usual Transaction Journal to Basic. (I always have
Double Line mode on)
I was able to enter a date, NUM, and description, then I clicked in the amount
box (skipping over the ’transfer’ field) and entered an amount. I then hit the
split *button* and assigned the second
Hi John,
I did have both the Autosplit ledger and the Double Line options selected
however the sequence of operations for creating a transaction is much the
same with the Basic Ledger selected along with Double-line mode. You still
can't enter an amount before you open the line for the first
I was checking lots on my AP account to make sure a split payment had recorded
correctly and I discovered a large amount of open lots all dated 12-31-69.
(presumably due to Epoch)
They are empty with no other data associated with them, save two of them have
bills numbers associated. But
David,
I think you're confusing View>Double Line with View>Basic/Autosplit/Transaction
Journal. View>Double Line just enables the second transaction line to display
the Notes field. It also shows the contents of the Split Action field from the
"anchor" split for the open account.
Regards,
DRIPS certainly won't make life easy for this sort of exercise.
David
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On Thu, Aug 1, 2019 at 2:53 PM David Cousens
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> Clint,
>
> You canhandle existing investments in the same manner you handle an
> existing
> bank account which has a balance when you start. You will have a credit
> entry to Equity:Opening
Clint,
You canhandle existing investments in the same manner you handle an existing
bank account which has a balance when you start. You will have a credit
entry to Equity:Opening Balances to match the debit entry to the account in
which you are maintaining the record of your investment (which
> On Aug 1, 2019, at 1:11 PM, Derek Atkins wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> On Thu, August 1, 2019 3:59 pm, Mark Hedges via gnucash-user wrote:
>> On Thu, Aug 1, 2019 at 12:44 PM Mark Hedges
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> I'm in double-line view on a checking ledger.
>>>
>>> I enter the date, description, and
On Thu, Aug 1, 2019 at 12:44 PM Mark Hedges wrote:
>
> I'm in double-line view on a checking ledger.
>
> I enter the date, description, and amount. Then I click split.
>
> I enter the amount for one of the split items, and click to choose an account.
>
> GnuCash completely stops and closes with
That worked! I renamed the data file and "saved as", then closed on my
desktop. I then opened the same file from Dropbox on my laptop and
accessed ok from both computers with no problems now. (closed file on
computer before opening on other of course).
Thanks so much for your help!
On 8/1/19
I'm in double-line view on a checking ledger.
I enter the date, description, and amount. Then I click split.
I enter the amount for one of the split items, and click to choose an account.
GnuCash completely stops and closes with no information. This is reproducable.
I upgraded from 3.5 to
Hi,
GnuCash will re-open the last file you used. So that's not a problem.
But yes, it sounds like this started as a backup file. So long as you
haven't noticed any data loss, then you can go from there. I would
recommend that you File -> Save As and then change the name to the base
name
Thanks Derek - how do I designate Dropbox to be my main data file? Is it
stored somewhere by default within Gnucash? When I got my new laptop I
clicked into a data file in my home directory (it may have been a
backup?). When I clicked it Gnucash opened and I have been using that -
I
HI,
First, please make sure you CC gnucash-user on all replies.
Second, you ARE using a backup file. The fact that your file name is
FileName.gnucash.MMDDHHMMSS.gnucash means you are using a backup file.
If you're using DROPBOX... *THAT* could be the problem. It could be that
there is a
HI,
On Thu, August 1, 2019 2:25 pm, Bob Sisk wrote:
> GnuCash could not obtain the lock for
> file:///home/bob/Dropbox/gnucash_data/GreenGrillsData.gnucash.20180825170527.gnucash.20190706140712.gnucash.
First, why are you opening a backup file? Specifically, this is a backup
of a backup! So at
GnuCash could not obtain the lock for
file:///home/bob/Dropbox/gnucash_data/GreenGrillsData.gnucash.20180825170527.gnucash.20190706140712.gnucash.
I get the above message when trying to open Gnucash. I click "open
anyway" and it seems normal. What is causing this and what should I do?
I am
Thanks!
MYM, unfortunately, does not rigidly enforce the double entry aspects of
financial recording. As a for instance, 401(k) contributions from my
paycheck would not automatically transfer to the account; I've had to
manually adjust the cash balance of the investment to record the
Steve Riley via gnucash-user writes:
> I am using Manjaro Linux as an operating system.
>
> I installed gnucash 3.5-1 using either pacman or Octopi (did it a while ago)
>
> I used the default build, it may have been a binary.
>
> I will investigate the possibility that the the build did not
Which version of GC are you using and on what operating system. How
did you install gnucash? It is possible the build you used does not
include Postgresql.
Colin
On Thu, 1 Aug 2019 at 13:46, Steve Riley via gnucash-user
wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> Trying to set up a brand new set of accounts to
Hi,
Welcome to GnuCash!
I found the user group called "MYM users" on Facebook and the forum on
https://www.starkeysoftware.com/MYM/. I recall that MYM was very nice when
I used it, and I think it was rather rigidly double-entry, so it should
import into GnuCash rather easily if it can make good
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