Hi All,
Apologies for duplicate request as first request didn’t go out with images!
Require some assistance please to reinstate Online Quote retrieval for USA and
Australian (ASX) stocks.
Previously running Gnucash 4.13 and no problem retrieving quotes upgraded to
v5.0 and went through the
Hi All,
>
> Require some assistance please to reinstate Online Quote retrieval for USA
> and Australian (ASX) stocks.
>
> Previously running Gnucash 4.13 and no problem retrieving quotes upgraded to
> v5.0 and went through the previous setting to ensure all ok but cannot get
> ASX stocks to
Rich:
You have received several replies, but I have a sense that some of them
are talking past you. The issue may be that the term "Starting Balance"
can mean multiple things in GnuCash.
On 2023-04-26 06:09, Rich James wrote:
I'm trying to resolve some reconciliation issues and decided to
Hello all.
I have been working for a while on implementing a "Running Total" feature
in the transaction report. That would be a feature where running totals are
calculated based on report transaction sort order as shown, so you could
combine any transaction in any groups and sort order and still
A brand new credit account would have a zero balance. A brand new cash or
checking account *could* have the initial deposit as the starting balance.
Am I completely off the rails here?
I wouldn't say completely.
But because folks new to double entry bookkeeping can be tripped up by
Sure.
I am not using AqBanking, my problem is with CSV import. I did notice
those errors/warnings in the log but I could not immediately find
anywhere to turn aQbanking off. I know I had tried at one point to
experiment to see if my bank somehow showed up, it didn't, and I have
never used it for
Hi, It's not Derek that asked the question, but me.
That being said, I tried again today to reconcile using my latest statement
and now I am able to reconcile correctly. I honestly don't know why it was
so off yesterday. I've used gnuCash for years and have never had the issue
I originally
H. Yes I did mean Rich. I was assuming he was just getting started
and that he cancelled his reconciliation because it didn't work for him.
My starting balance in all my reconcilable (?) accounts was not zero. When
I created the accounts I entered the ending balance of the previous
Hi,
On Wed, April 26, 2023 10:09 am, Phyllis Bruce wrote:
> Derek, when you *first came into Gnucash* did you enter current balances
> as
> equity? Any balance on a credit card would be negative to equity. Your
> cash accounts would be positive. It's not too late to do that. Enter the
>
Derek, when you *first came into Gnucash* did you enter current balances as
equity? Any balance on a credit card would be negative to equity. Your
cash accounts would be positive. It's not too late to do that. Enter the
beginning balance on the statement you are trying to reconcile as equity
I have tried to look into this, but I don't have enough information to go
further.
First off, from your logs I infer you are importing data via AqBanking. I have
no accounts that
are compatible with aqbanking so I can't go that route.
Instead I have tried to import data via the generic CSV
Hi,
On Wed, April 26, 2023 9:09 am, Rich James wrote:
> I'm trying to resolve some reconciliation issues and decided to go back to
> my first statement from last year when I opened the account to establish
> that everything is balanced. However, when I start to reconcile and put
> in
> the
I'm trying to resolve some reconciliation issues and decided to go back to
my first statement from last year when I opened the account to establish
that everything is balanced. However, when I start to reconcile and put in
the statement date and ending balance, the reconciliation window shows a
Thanks for taking the time to fully explain this. Very helpful.
> On Apr 26, 2023, at 5:02 AM, Geert Janssens
> wrote:
>
> Hi Chris,
>
> The names "Deposit" and "Withdrawal" are a bit misleading. In 5.0 they have
> been renamed to "Amount" and "Amount (negated)" in the hopes this will
>
Hi Chris,
The names "Deposit" and "Withdrawal" are a bit misleading. In 5.0 they have
been renamed
to "Amount" and "Amount (negated)" in the hopes this will slightly improve the
situation.
Internally, gnucash stores only one single amount per transaction(split). So
that's what
eventually
Hi and welcome to the list!
You have got it right, so far no solution has been offered. This is likely
because we're looking
at a regression introduced in version 5.0 but nobody has had the time yet to
investigate this
further. I plan to look into this somewhere this week.
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