I forgot to copy the list :-(
On Fri, Aug 16, 2019 at 10:07 PM Tommy Trussell
wrote:
> On Fri, Aug 16, 2019 at 8:30 PM randix wrote:
>
>> Ok, not sure what I did, but it appears I have the program back to the
>> state
>> where it was, working, so that's a relief. It's still version 3.2,
>>
Do you need to install as "root"?
On 8/16/19 6:15 PM, randix wrote:
> So I need any assistance, suggestions.
>
> I have a Google Pixel Chromebook, and 1-2 years ago I successfully installed
> GnuCash Version 3.2 on it, via Flatpak, that has worked fine 90%. I have a
> zillion backups of my data.
So I need any assistance, suggestions.
I have a Google Pixel Chromebook, and 1-2 years ago I successfully installed
GnuCash Version 3.2 on it, via Flatpak, that has worked fine 90%. I have a
zillion backups of my data.
Earlier today I saw an email that Geert sent out, indicating (I think) that
On second thought, a slight correction —if each account only showed amounts
converted to its own currency - NONE of the splits would match any other
account’s view of the transaction.
The Credit of GBP from Transferwise would be a different amount in the
Transferwise_CHF account and a 3rd
> On Aug 16, 2019, at 11:39 AM, Jeff Abrahamson wrote:
>
>
> 2. I've been taught in accounting that transactions must balance, and
> so I was expecting to see the GBP register all in GBP, the CHF register
> all in CHF, and the EUR register all in EUR. That is, if one sums the
> columns of a
It's a difference in the way that the register works with or without trading
accounts. If trading accounts are turned off then the register displays all
splits converted to that register account's currency. If they're on then it
displays each split in its own account's currency, with symbols
Thanks, that's great, I'll have a play with that after work.
Two points concern me:
1. I don't see currency symbols in my registers. Is this a setting?
2. I've been taught in accounting that transactions must balance, and
so I was expecting to see the GBP register all in GBP, the CHF
Sorry, I thought I proofed that better. Wherever you see €5.13, that should be
€5.12. It really doesn’t matter, as it is just for illustration.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Aug 16, 2019, at 11:13 AM, Adrien Monteleone
> wrote:
>
>
> The EUR 5.13 price is based on today’s rate between EUR-GBP above
So the Cafe’s price was CHF 5.70?
Your card was debited GBP 4.67?
The Expense:Coffee account is set to EUR?
First, yes, you’ll need Trading Accounts turned on.
Second, open the price db and fetch rates, then check the EUR-GBP rate, you’ll
need it later. (I don’t see a way around this at
When you received payment, were you prompted to enter an exchange rate? If the
rate entered allows the transaction to balance as-is, then you won’t have a
gain/loss. If however, you specified a real-world rate that left some portion
of funds remaining to be accounted for, that would be balanced
Jeff Abrahamson writes:
> Apparently the mailing list strips images, even very tiny ones.
The mailing list strips HTML.
If you attach an image then it'll make it through.
> The first image simply showed Transferwise associating 5.70 CFH = 4.67 GBP.
>
> The second showed that gnucash is
Thank you Colin,
It seems the database was somehow corrupted.
I compiled 2.6.21 from source that was able to read the database but not
write.
Save as xml, open with the buster version (3.4), save into mysql as new
database and all good.
sorry to bother you
kind regards
Sepp
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Sent from:
Jayakumar,
I am no expert on this subject. This has been discussed on the lists before,
however, so I hope that one of the previous participants can explain the
situation and its solution better than I will.
David
On Fri, Aug 16, 2019 at 11:14, Jayakumar
Chakravarthy wrote: David,
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