Hi,
I just had not scrolled down far enough.
If you deselect Include Collapsed Periods then you get the report for just
the month that you selected with the accumulated totals to the end of that
month. In that case the report seems fine. I am not sure there is a bug. To
get the equivalent of
Possibly. I see that I filed it while using 5.3.
I don't recall exactly, but it might be in the Experimental folder, but
I'm uncertain.
Regards,
Adrien
On 12/4/23 10:29 PM, larry johnston wrote:
In ver 4.14 I don't see any other options than Range Start and Range End,
maybe Collapsed
Hi,
I signed up for Bugzilla so I can follow this bug now.
In ver 4.14 I don't see any other options than Range Start and Range End,
maybe Collapsed Periods did not come until Ver 5 or maybe I am missing
something.
TIA,
Larry
On Mon, Dec 4, 2023 at 7:43 PM Adrien Monteleone <
If you clicked the link for the bug and read it, you should see
discussion on it.
If you want to file a bug, or comment on this one, you need an account
on that site.
If I'm not mistaken, I'm derelict on getting back with a screenshot
showing the problem. I hope to get that up to speed this
That will only keep you from editing those reconciled transactions
without receiving a warning. (that is, you *can* still edit them, they
are not 'locked' but you will get a warning about editing a reconciled
transaction, which you can override, and also, dismiss the warning,
which means you
Hi,
I finally got back to this as I try to prepare for my year end.
As you report in your Bug Report 799046 it does not seem possible to
display a single period in the Budget Report using the Use Accumulated
Totals feature, which is quite frustrating.
I have only upgraded to ver 4.14 and in
You didn't post it to 12/31/1969, but likely entered an invalid date.
(easy to do when typing and clicking fast) GnuCash will sometimes
default to that date in such a case.
To fix it, simply unpost and repost with the correct date. If you need
to change the 'opening date', then after
There is one new factor in this case. It is my first time to do an import
in a brand new virtualbox instance of Lubuntu 22.04, but I have done all of
this previously on other computers, except this particular OFX download
file from the same credit card website.
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David Carlson
New to me, anyway. Using release 4.8 in Linux importing to existing
account which worked with a previous import last March with today's import
I receive the error message "OFX File '/media...' 2 transactions processed,
no transactions to match
Why did it not proceed with the import?
--
David
Once I'm sure I'm done with 2022 and the data is not going to change, is
there a good way to lock the income/expense accounts so I do not
accidentally post something to a previous year?
Somewhere in the manual I saw something that said you can "reconcile"
income & expense accounts to lock
Thanks, Stan. Got it.
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GnuCash 4.14 on MacOS 14.1 Sonoma running on an Apple M3 Max computer.
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Thank you, Geoff! I got it to work.
Eric
On 12/4/23 20:43, Geoff wrote:
Eric, see attached.
Try making your screen wider - or maximising it.
Regards
Geoff
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GnuCash 4.14 on MacOS 14.1 Sonoma running on an Apple M3 Max computer.
Eric, see attached.
Try making your screen wider - or maximising it.
Regards
Geoff
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On 5/12/2023 12:29 pm, Eric Chapman wrote:
Stan,
Could you please take a screenshot of the down arrow you are talking
about and attach it? I can't seem to find it.
Thanks!
Eric
On 12/4/23 20:25,
On 12/4/2023 8:07 PM, Eric Chapman wrote:
Hi, Geoff,
OK, it looks as if it's just as good not to close the books, if, e.g.,
I might want to run an income statement comparing 2022 and 2023.
Eric
But THAT would unlikely be a good reason unless you were not regularly
running/storing such
Eric, you can still do this if you close the books each year:
> OK it looks as if it's just as good not to close the books if, e.g., I
> might want to run an income statement comparing 2022 and 2023.
Be brave! Try it and see for yourself ;--)
Regards
Geoff
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On 5/12/2023 12:07 pm, Eric
Stan,
Could you please take a screenshot of the down arrow you are talking
about and attach it? I can't seem to find it.
Thanks!
Eric
On 12/4/23 20:25, Stan Brown wrote:
On 2023-12-04 17:07, Eric Chapman wrote:
OK, it looks as if it's just as good not to close the books, if, e.g., I
might
David,
Thanks for the input. I'm sure as I get more experienced, I'll get
braver … :)
Eric
On 12/4/23 20:23, David Cousens wrote:
ERic
I generally update as soon as a new release comes out and have been doing that
for close to 15 years without ever having had any serious problems that
On 2023-12-04 17:07, Eric Chapman wrote:
> OK, it looks as if it's just as good not to close the books, if, e.g., I
> might want to run an income statement comparing 2022 and 2023.
>
> However, does that mean that every time I look at the "Accounts" tab I
> will see ever-growing amounts that
ERic
I generally update as soon as a new release comes out and have been doing that
for close to 15 years without ever having had any serious problems that weren't
cured within a day or two. Any major problems are usually fixed with the first
one or two bug releases after the major release. I no
Hi, Geoff,
OK, it looks as if it's just as good not to close the books, if, e.g., I
might want to run an income statement comparing 2022 and 2023.
Eric
Geoff or anyone else,
However, does that mean that every time I look at the "Accounts" tab I
will see ever-growing amounts that reflect
Hi Eric
To close or not to close is entirely a personal decision.
From https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Closing_Books
"Using Close Book Option
Since 2.2.4, there has been a menu item for closing the books under
{Tools->Close Book}. This item creates two zeroing transactions (one for
expense
Adrien,
Thank you. That reminds me of what I'd read. I guess it was the
auto-completing I noticed driving folks crazy at first. I think what
I'll do is close the books (if I get advice to do so) on the 2022
numbers, and then upgrade to 5.4 and try it out for the 2023 data.
Gratefully,
Eric
Yes, and thank you, Stan, for the ideas. I want to input things ASAP,
but so far "as soon as possible" has been months away. I hope things
will improve.
Eric
On 12/4/23 14:17, Stan Brown (using GC 4.14) wrote:
On 2023-12-04 11:10, Eric Chapman wrote:
BTW, in 2024, I hope to use GnuCash at
Hi, again.
I think I read a discussion on the list about this, but now I cannot
find it.
I searched the PDF for these things: "year-end", "year end", "closing",
"end of the year". I was surprised how little I found.
I found this at "Duplicating an Account Hierarchy":
In some cases, it
The 5.x series introduced a new way of auto-completing Descriptions.
(you get a drop down list to choose from if you want to)
There are some kinks for a few folks, and the new method takes a little
getting used to, but overall I find it to be a vast improvement. Some
folks aren't so keen on
Auto sizing it keeps it visible (by width of ‘Rate’ text), however,
grabbing-&-dragging works fine.
Thank you for that pointer!
From: David H
Sent: Monday, December 04, 2023 2:36 PM
To: Kalpesh Patel
Cc: gnucash-user@gnucash.org
Subject: Re: [GNC] Display of 'Rate' column for Bank
Kalpesh,
>From memory this is the always there, usually hidden, 1 pixel wide Rate
column. You have inadvertently made it wider than the default 1 pixel. Try
grabbing the right hand column header and dragging it back or double click
the header to auto size it back to 1 pixel when it will
On 2023-12-04 11:10, Eric Chapman wrote:
>
> BTW, in 2024, I hope to use GnuCash at least monthly to input the data …
> I need less of a year-end crunch, but the growing season was too
> hectic to deal with it this year.
Of course your work flow is your decision. Just as a data point, I've
Hi, everybody.
I did one year's worth of accounting for a very small business (market
gardening) via GnuCash 4.13 last year starting about this time and
ending with tax return filings. This year I've kept all the 2023
paperwork on hand and organized and am ready to start inputting it into
Hi GNC users community -
For some of the accounts that are of type Bank are showing 'Rate' column
after 'Balance' column in the transactions window. Anyone know how I may
have turned on display of that column and how I can turn it off? The ones
that show and the ones that do NOT show the
As a post-install note, the Perl's CPAN module may not be configured sanely
or configuration initialized at all.
Normally if the CPAN's 'prerequisites_policy' setting (configured with
'follow' option), 'build_requires_install_policy' setting (with 'yes') and
'make' settings (with fully qualified
I have fixed the last missing module by "sudo apt-get install
libxml-libxml-perl "
Finance::Quote 1.58 is installed now .
Thank you everybody .
From: gnucash-user on
behalf of James Edmunds
Sent: 04 December 2023 12:30
To: Geoff ; gnucash-user@gnucash.org
Geoff
Thank you very much for the “ Make” suggestion , that removed most errors .
Now there is only one error left -see below “ Module 'XML::LibXML' is not
installed ‘
I don’t know how to fix this .
m@jm-OptiPlex-9020:~$ sudo cpanm Finance::Quote
[sudo] password for jm:
--> Working on
Hi James
You don't need a compiler to install Perl modules like Finance::Quote
but you do need a working "make" utility, which is normally included by
default.
Some troubleshooting information here:
https://www.phind.com/search?cache=xbbtjpvwn5ifzh8wmo7htxet
Hope this helps.
Geoff
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On Monday, 4 December 2023 07:55:05 GMT James Edmunds wrote:
> I tried to upgrade from Ubuntu 18.04 to Ubuntu 20.04 . There was some file
> ! Can't configure the distribution. You probably need to have 'make'. See
I don't know the exact package names for Ubuntu, but it looks to me that you
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