Hi Jeff
Here are two regular expressions (regex) for you:
^$
This should match an empty field: ^ = Start of field, $ = End of field.
^0
This should match anything with a leading zero.
Don't forget to select the Number field in the Find dialogue box.
And this web site has a reasonable
I'll admit right off the bat that I have trouble with regex expressions.
I find myself needing to be able to do 2 different searches.
1) find in the Num column if it is empty. Meaning that I or the
financial institution forgot to say put a check number or transaction id
(or type) in the
Hi Brad,
Thanks for that, yes I've set up like bond. But when I enter the price
editor as 1, and in the entry I would be expecting to enter 30.000.000
shares for the price of 1/ share for the value of 30.000.000 IDR. But the
transaction wouldn't follow that.
It automatically goes to 300.000 with
Hello,
Is it possible to use the scheduled actions to generate invoices automatically?
I use GnuCash for a small school and had hoped to use the actions feature to
automatically generate monthly tuition statements for families.
I can automatically create accounts receivable entries, but they
Thanks, but I don't think any of those instances apply in my case. I
don't remember
ever reconciling one part of a split transaction, and didn't move the
transaction
to another account.
On 2/23/2022 10:10 AM, David Carlson wrote:
A couple of other issues that could make GnuCash appear to be
I too had this problem not long ago. Unfortunately, I don't recall how I
resolved it. I'll investigate and report back.
Marko, if you managed to fix it, please chime in with how you did so.
Regards,
Adrien
On 2/8/22 8:35 PM, Marko Vukovic via gnucash-user wrote:
I tried from both AR and
Check out Chapter 9 of the Tutorial & Concepts Guide:
https://www.gnucash.org/viewdoc.phtml?doc=guide
Set up a Asset account in your Chart where appropriate for the Bond and
follow the Tutorial from there.
Regards,
Adrien
On 2/23/22 9:43 AM, Suseno Dermawan wrote:
Hi all,
I'm recently new
Transactions won't reconcile themselves, but you can clear them either
manually or via an import.
If you opened a backup by mistake, that would result in something
showing 'unreconciled' if the backup was before the reconciliation.
The only way to get the 'y' to appear in the register is
There's no way to know without more detail why you're routinely off. And
I'd probably never enter an adjusting transaction unless I'm absolutely
certain of what it was.
Considering you found an already reconciled transaction this month,
could you perhaps be simply checking everything off each
I think the problem may be that you do need to treat it as a security
(like a stock). When you enter the transaction you need to enter the
number of shares and the total cost and let the price per share be
automatically filled.
On 2/23/22 08:43, Suseno Dermawan wrote:
Hi all,
I'm recently
A couple of other issues that could make GnuCash appear to be flakey when
it is just eccentric are as follows:
One, while editing certain fields in a transaction that already contains
one or more split lines that are already reconciled, GnuCash may
unreconcile one or more of those reconciled
On 2/23/22 07:23, Paul Kinzelman wrote:
The latter is certainly possible, but it's strange that this started with
gnucash, didn't happen with Quicken. But if nobody else has noticed
this, then maybe it is the latter. :-)
And I have NEVER connected it to my account, as you suggested,
I ALWAYS
Hi all,
I'm recently new to gnucash. i play around with this for a couple weeks.
I've figured out of recording crypto currency as fund and able to set up an
opening balance for it.
however it is a different matter with bond. specifically government bond.
what i have, the bond isn't like stock,
That's a good question and I think that could be an explanation
for the resurrection of the reconciled transactions which happened
quite awhile ago when I was new to GC.
But that doesn't explain how a transaction could become
reconciled on its own like the one that happened this month, which
On 2/23/2022 3:48 AM, Andreas van Rensburg wrote:
Hi - is it possible to have multi-user access to a file and how does one
set this up?
Regards
Andreas
Multiple SEQUENTIAL users is supported (if they all have access to a
shared data location where the gnucash data file is stored.
Multiple
Are you possibly opening up a backup file when you start GnuCash?
-derek
On Wed, February 23, 2022 10:23 am, Paul Kinzelman wrote:
> The latter is certainly possible, but it's strange that this started with
> gnucash, didn't happen with Quicken. But if nobody else has noticed
> this, then maybe
The latter is certainly possible, but it's strange that this started with
gnucash, didn't happen with Quicken. But if nobody else has noticed
this, then maybe it is the latter. :-)
And I have NEVER connected it to my account, as you suggested,
I ALWAYS enter everything by hand.
Oh, and I'm
Ditto to Derek's comment. I've been using Gnucash since 2011, somewhat
regularly (I wish it was monhtly) balancing some 20 odd accounts, checking,
savings, investment and credit cards. Whenever I've run into problems it always
turned out to be something I screwed up.
The only one I regularly
HI,
On Wed, February 23, 2022 9:35 am, Paul Kinzelman wrote:
> I always balance my accounts every month. I used to use Quicken before
> they went to a rental model. Credit cards always balanced every month
> for me.
>
> I've been using GC for several years now, and notice that I sometimes
> can't
I always balance my accounts every month. I used to use Quicken before
they went to a rental model. Credit cards always balanced every month
for me.
I've been using GC for several years now, and notice that I sometimes can't
get cards to balance, I have to add an imbalance amount. Then this
Hi,
@Adrien: that was good . thanks a lot.
On Wednesday, 23 February 2022 9:33:42 PM AEDT Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> Karl, before running your Account Report, do View > Filter by... and set
> your date range.
>
> Just don't forget you filtered the register view! (there is a
Karl, before running your Account Report, do View > Filter by... and set
your date range.
Just don't forget you filtered the register view! (there is a 'Filtered'
identifier in the upper-right of the register, but it is easy to miss)
Regards,
Adrien
On 2/23/22 3:17 AM, Karl May wrote:
Hi,
Hi Andreas
Multiple user access is feasible, but probably not multiple simultaneous
users.
The GnuCash data can be stored in a plain text XML file, an SQLite
database file; or in a MySQL or PostgreSQL database application. You
can share the files using various replication mechanisms or
Hi,
I am wondering whether it is possible to get a transaction report which list
for an account the sum of each column (debit:credit, increase:decrease, etc)
for a specific time period.
Google pointed to a few similar questions in this email list and in reddit,
but the suggestions don't work:
Hi - is it possible to have multi-user access to a file and how does one
set this up?
Regards
Andreas
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