I am trying to add a "label"(not sure if that is the right word) on Income
Statement "Cost of Goods Sold" and put accounts under COGS. Like there is
with "Total Revenue". What is happening is COGS is a parent account with
sub accounts but I want to make COGS a label.
I am trying to achieve a
I switched over to Windows 11 almost three months ago and have had no
issues with GnuCash.
Larry
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On 12/16/21 23:42, ckoz...@carykozlov.com wrote:
Does anyone
I moved GnuCash from one machine to another, and found that I had
trouble recreating the online transaction downloads.
I was able to setup four accounts, but setting up the fifth account led
to an odd situation/bug where CreditCard account's downloads would
attempt to post to CheckingAccount.
I switched over to Windows 11 almost three months ago and have had no
issues with GnuCash.
Larry
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On 12/16/21 23:42, ckoz...@carykozlov.com wrote:
Does anyone know if
I can confirm that it is compatible. Using it now on Windows 11 machine
with no issues.
Ken
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Does anyone know if Gnucash is compatible with Windows11?Cary Kozlov(818)
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On 12/18/2021 3:16 PM, D. wrote:
Thank you Michael for stepping in. You've summarized the process to
which I was alluding.
I'll note that deleting old transactions using a keyboard shortcut is
going to throw the balances off for every account that the deleted
transactions touched, so you'll
Thank you Michael for stepping in. You've summarized the process to which I was
alluding.
I'll note that deleting old transactions using a keyboard shortcut is going to
throw the balances off for every account that the deleted transactions touched,
so you'll end up creating correcting balance
On 12/18/2021 1:40 PM, Gyle McCollam wrote:
Yes, you can close the book and it will zero out income and expense accounts,
but it does not remove any transactions and it will not reduce the size of the
file. In fact, since it creates entries in all the expense and income
accounts, the file
Thank you Ken, adding a key combination in accelerator-map works as
expected and deletes about 2 a second.
I think this would be the best option at the moment until there is a
multi-select option as starting a new book would require opening the
archived one for transaction history and is less
Yes, you can close the book and it will zero out income and expense accounts,
but it does not remove any transactions and it will not reduce the size of the
file. In fact, since it creates entries in all the expense and income
accounts, the file will actually be larger.
Thank You,
Gyle
One might also read the wiki page on closing books at
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Closing_Books
(Splitting a file at some point in time is essentially closing the books at
that point).
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From: Glenn Fowler
Sent: Sat Dec 18 11:49:47 EST 2021
To: Marc Lacroix
Please vote for that here:
https://gnucash.uservoice.com/forums/101223-feature-request/suggestions/1973589-select-several-items-at-once-in-any-list
On Sat, Dec 18, 2021 at 11:24 AM Marc Lacroix via gnucash-user <
gnucash-user@gnucash.org> wrote:
> I am using gnucash for many years, and the
Marc --
First decide if you want to keep the old transactions in an archive file.
If yes, then you will have 2 files, one of the archived transactions and one
with the latest transactions. If you decide you do not want the old
transactions, then you can just delete the old ones from your
I am using gnucash for many years, and the database is becoming huge.
Is it possible to remove the oldest transaction?
How?
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Thank you everyone for those replies. They have been extraordinarily
helpful. It is amazing how, when asking a question about something
specific, a single sentence or even just a phrase in the reply can cause a
lightbulb moment. I now have a much clearer understanding of how the basic
mechanics of
On 12/17/2021 6:44 PM, David H wrote:
Hi David,
Thanks, my bad I was thinking in terms of my personal Gnucash book not
realising it was more appropriate to be thinking in terms of business books
in Patrick's case. Lesson learned, glad I'm still learning after all this
time :-)
Not quite. It
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