I am confused about Account ID vs Transaction ID as used in this thread.
They are not the same, and transaction ID would not be used for account ID
purposes anyway. I have Chase OFX files that have Account ID's but no
transaction ID's that, so far, have imported fine for me, except I never
Thanks Adrien for your reply.
Yes, in Windows, the financial data file (e.g johndoe.gnucash) is easily
saved in the location of choice.
What I want to work out is how to relocate (migrate) the user data files
(particularly the 'saved-reports' file), which in my Windows 10, are in
their default
On Fri, 27 Sep 2019 07:18:21 -0400
David Reiser via gnucash-user wrote:
> > I have no experience with Chase, but my bank does not use unique
> > transaction ID codes in their OFX files.
> >
> > Liz
>
> Then they aren’t standards-compliant ofx files. Gnucash doesn’t
> display them anywhere,
To be clear, that variable is not for your accounting books, (user data files)
that is for things like user prefs, CSS or .ini based UI customizations and
saved report configurations.
If all you want to do is move your data file, just move it. And since you are
on Windows, you get the luxury
Hi
For easier backup, I wish to relocate my user specific application data in
the default directory to another directory on my PC. My operating system is
Windows 10 and I’m using Gnucash v3.7.
Documentation suggests this can be achieved by creating an
'environment.local' file in the same
David
I am running GnuCash 3.7 built on Linux Mint 19.2 from the tarball download
and I don't experience any of the problems you are describing with editing
the Description or Memo fields in a transaction in an account register or
in the General Journal tab at all. They change and are saved and
Sorry John, tried to reply;
but lost in the maze of nabble vs user and got rejected. As mentioned
earlier, I've got tax season and really don't have time this week to debug
troubleshoot - maybe next month.
My comments are only to be viewed at the 20,000 foot level anyway - my
overall
> On Sep 27, 2019, at 02:36, Liz wrote:
>
> On Thu, 26 Sep 2019 19:20:17 -0400
> David Reiser via gnucash-user wrote:
>
>> Another workaround would be to download QFX files instead. That has
>> the added advantage that if you do it more than once per billing
>> period, the presence of the
It's possible that when you first started importing this data, GnuCash
didn't initially recognize the source of the data so you needed to tell it
which GnuCash account to import the data to. At this point, you may have
selected a sub account of the account you actually wanted. Once GnuCash
On Thu, 26 Sep 2019 19:20:17 -0400
David Reiser via gnucash-user wrote:
> Another workaround would be to download QFX files instead. That has
> the added advantage that if you do it more than once per billing
> period, the presence of the unique transaction ID makes it trivially
> easy for the
As for further punishment, I unloaded via synaptic the old 2.16.19 version
and gave it a go with Ronal's idea of using the sickylife.ppa load out.
After cleaning, I loaded the ppa and installed - no problems - no errors.
3.7 still force closes on touching the files. Unload it, remove PPA,
Hi,
Thanks for the suggestions and some more definitions about QIF and CSV
importers. Bottom line for me on my LM 19.2, other than the QIF importer
none of the other techniques work on my Win or Linux machines. On my linux
box, the program itself did not work although I did get a clean cmake
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