> On Jul 19, 2022, at 10:57 PM, Jeffrey Bush wrote:
>
> I am setting up OFX-DirectConnect backend in GnuCash and I enter all of the
> information for the user and when I get to the end it asks you to request
> the account list. I do that and the resulting output says:
>
> 22:34:28 Sending
Tom, forgive me if I'm misunderstanding what you're trying to
accomplish. (based on the initial direction of some of the replies,
perhaps I am not grasping the original question properly.)
But what do you mean by "ignore accounts"?
If you have any data in GnuCash, it *is* double entry.
I am setting up OFX-DirectConnect backend in GnuCash and I enter all of the
information for the user and when I get to the end it asks you to request
the account list. I do that and the resulting output says:
22:34:28 Sending request...
22:34:28 Using GnuTLS default ciphers.
22:34:28 TLS:
[Apologies to David T for diverting this thread.]
FYI my main data file is 36MB on disc (XML format) and GnuCash has 85MB
of RAM allocated when I open it. It typically takes about 15 seconds to
start up and open, and about 3 seconds to save to disc (SATA SSD).
Windows 10, 8GB RAM, Intel
Tom, I only have personal accounts and have several download options at most of
them.
Your idea of keeping a copy 0 safe and editing copy 1 seems reasonable but with
15 years of data do you have an effective way to get rid of unwanted
transactions? How many years do you want to reformat and
Being able to transfer bank transaction data is a godsend.
I've found QIF file format more reliable to transfer transaction data from
financial institutions - except for from PayPal.
The Gnucash process isn't super obvious but works well. The auto recognition
of same transactions is excellent.
An
On Tue, Jul 19, 2022 at 16:57 wrote:
> Tom,
>
> You can make accounts hidden. Edit the account in the Account tab and
> select the
> hidden button in the dialogue. You can always then use the right click in
> the
> Accounts tab, select Find Account and unhide them in future. If you delete
> an
>
Tom,
You can make accounts hidden. Edit the account in the Account tab and select the
hidden button in the dialogue. You can always then use the right click in the
Accounts tab, select Find Account and unhide them in future. If you delete an
account you can choose another account for any splits
I wasn't trying to cause you work, just offering ideas on tracking down
the cause. Eliminating variables is part of that process. Lots of tabs
and especially reports open = variables.
I'm going to hazard there is a report that feeds off one of those
registers (likely the one you are
On Tue, Jul 19, 2022 at 15:52 Phyllis Bruce wrote:
>
> Tom, best wishes! I had to abandon Microsoft Money after 30 years. I
> suggest you do as I did, even though you've been using GC.
Thanks, Po. I'm too lazy to start over again, but I'm sure your method
is probably the best (and maybe less
Yes, when OFX or QFX works it is a lot easier. Alas, some financial
institutions do not offer either of those formats and there are a small
number of institutions that do not follow the format rigorously enough to
be useful without some or a lot of pre or post processing during the import.
Also,
On Tue, Jul 19, 2022 at 15:51 David Carlson
wrote:
> I would develop a plan that would probably include some limited steps of
> improvement with backups between steps. Now that there is a way to export
> and import transactions via CSV between files if there is enough
> commonality to make it
Tom, best wishes! I had to abandon Microsoft Money after 30 years. I
suggest you do as I did, even though you've been using GC.
Create a new file and start with 2022. Keep your old file for historical
data. Import data from banks and savings accounts and create your account
structure as you
I would develop a plan that would probably include some limited steps of
improvement with backups between steps. Now that there is a way to export
and import transactions via CSV between files if there is enough
commonality to make it worthwhile for a few dozen transactions or so, at
least, that
My data file is so big that it seems to tie up 1.5 gigs of Ram or more when
open, so most of my computers cannot run a web browser simultaneously with
GnuCash without using swap space and grinding down to a crawl. Even on my
highest performance machines it takes several seconds to save but I
I have my original Gnucase file which has been continually used (for about
15 years) mainly as a simple check book app to replace Quicken. I am
motivated now to (1) improve the account structure and (2) start moving
toward a properly used double-entry system so I can use the full power of
Second thoughts. I decided to go with QFX files and they are much easier
to deal with. Thanks again for your help.
On Jul 19, 2022, at 5:11 AM, Phyllis Bruce wrote:
Thank you all for your quick responses. Viewing the splits in the bank
ledger is very helpful too. I'm going to start over
Adrien,
Thanks for the suggestions.
It would seem to me that Finish/Ctrl-S is pretty reduced.
I currently have about 12 tabs open. 10 registers, the CoA, and one report
(granted, it's a multicolumn report).
Saving after every edit is a remarkably annoying idea, especially given how
long
I didn't notice that spellchecker changed "wrt" to with, so insert the
words "respect to".
On Tue, Jul 19, 2022, 9:58 AM David Carlson
wrote:
> I do not use ctrl-s. Where does that shortcut fall with the bug in
> release 4.10?
>
> On Tue, Jul 19, 2022, 8:16 AM Glenn Fowler wrote:
>
>> I'm not
The bug was if you closed the window with X or made selections on the popup
window for auto-save.
If you manually saved or let auto-save run, it worked as expected.
On Tue, Jul 19, 2022 at 10:58 AM David Carlson
wrote:
> I do not use ctrl-s. Where does that shortcut fall with the bug in
>
I do not use ctrl-s. Where does that shortcut fall with the bug in release
4.10?
On Tue, Jul 19, 2022, 8:16 AM Glenn Fowler wrote:
> I'm not sure if it applies to this issue but there were issues fixed in
> 4.11 for crashes on Windows when closing without saving first.
>
> On Tue, Jul 19, 2022
I'm not sure if it applies to this issue but there were issues fixed in
4.11 for crashes on Windows when closing without saving first.
On Tue, Jul 19, 2022 at 8:57 AM Adrien Monteleone <
adrien.montele...@lusfiber.net> wrote:
> First, I'd reduce the steps before trying to save as a way of
First, I'd reduce the steps before trying to save as a way of narrowing
down the trigger of the crash.
If you normally have many tabs open, particularly reports, perhaps
consider closing everything but the CoA, and then keep only the register
you need at one time.
Since it is so easy to do,
Hello,
I'm running GC4.10 on Win10, and I've been running into numerous crashes
in the last few days while trying to catch up on my finances.
Ironically, many of these crashes happen when I attempt to save my file.
My usual workflow when catching up is to open the pdf bank statement and
Thank you. I will take your advice and try again to make sense of the help
manual
On Mon, Jul 18, 2022 at 8:10 PM flywire wrote:
> Firstly, an accountant won't know how to use GnuCash unless they are a
> user.
>
> Have you done the GnuCash Tutorial and Concepts Guide as an introduction
> for
Thank you all for your quick responses. Viewing the splits in the bank
ledger is very helpful too. I'm going to start over at the CSV level. It
will go quickly now. I also see I had a transfer to cash that I entered
improperly. FYI, I've used Microsoft Money for 30 years so I have some
On 18 July 2022 at 17:32, Phyllis Bruce said:
> I am getting too many unanticipated results. Watched many YouTube videos
> since I cannot make sense of the Help manual. I have added accounts where
> they appear to belong, added my opening balances, and imported a couple
> CSV files from a bank
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