Re: [GNC] OFX import for Multiple Visa

This sounded like excellent advice so I gave it a try but unfortunately I ran into trouble. The delete-account dialog must filter the list of accounts to move transactions to because the one I wanted wouldn't show up. I couldn't type it manually either because when I tabbed off the field it just

Re: [GNC] How to show a transactions history: 1) debit A/R, credit Sales 2) credit A/$, debit Cash

The Transaction report should do what you want if you select the appropriate display options Transaction_Report_001.png gives the settings which should produce what you want. You can vary the setting to get the

[GNC] How to show a transactions history: 1) debit A/R, credit Sales 2) credit A/$, debit Cash

Is there a way to show a transactions history... Example: Sold an item on credit for $10.00 on 1/5/19Got paid on  2/20/19 So that it shows sort of like this... Transaction History: 1/5/19 debit Accounts Receivible $10.00 credit Sales $10.00 2/20/19 credit Accounts Receivable $10.00 debit

Re: [GNC] CSV stock price import

> On Sep 28, 2019, at 9:38 PM, Joseph G Keithley III via gnucash-user > wrote: > > Hello, > > ?? I've been importing daily stock prices from a csv file.?? It worked > fine in Gnucash 3.5, but doesn't work in 3.6-3.8.?? I keeps nagging me for a > "namespace". What is a

Re: [GNC] Using Gnucash for a church; keeping track of contributions

Perhaps you could use GnuCash's business elements, where you can set up customers and jobs, and receive payments for various jobs. I'm thinking for your church, the church would be the customer, and you could set up various church projects as jobs. Church budget could be one job, a particular

Re: [GNC] Can not insert text on transaction after import QIF

Hi Stephen, Thanks for jumping here. Yes to confirm I attempted your 3.7 build on the 18.04/LM19.2 and failed in dependencies that I could never overcome. So even after loading the common.deb and then the python.deb, that main program failed and was basically broken in the machine. I did enjoy

[GNC] Using Gnucash for a church; keeping track of contributions

I've been using Gnucash for my personal books for a year now so I've started to become somewhat familiar with it; now I'm wanting to recommend it to our small church (we're still keeping books by hand). Expenses is not a problem; our manual chart of accounts fits in very nicely with the structure

Re: [GNC] Relocating user specific application data to another directory

Hi Geert Since my last post, and after scouring the forums, I've had some success. I found that the following syntax worked in relocating my user data/config files to: C:\Users\Mark\AppData\Roaming\GnuCash\GnuCash GNC_DATA_HOME={Appdata}/Gnucash/GnuCash GNC_CONFIG_HOME={Appdata}/Gnucash/GnuCash