The rules are created automatically when you assign transfer accounts
during the import matcher process when you first start importing. You
have to complete the import after assigning the accounts to create the
"rules" (actually a probability table for tokens in the desciption,
amount and other
Which import? CSV?
On Sun, Feb 4, 2024, 13:04 Jediator wrote:
> I couldn't get the automatic account match to work when importing
> bank/credit card transactions to GC. Is there anyway to manually create
> the matching rules? Thanks! -- JC
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I couldn't get the automatic account match to work when importing
bank/credit card transactions to GC. Is there anyway to manually create
the matching rules? Thanks! -- JC
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Thanks Stan, that was pretty much my conclusion (and diagnosis).
Perhaps would be a useful enhancement to move accounting periods to the
accounts file level rather than within system preferences. Sadly out of my
capabilities though.
On 4 Feb 2024, at 11:56 am, Stan Brown (using GC 4.14)
On 2024-02-03 16:13, Jay McSkimming wrote:
> Is there any solution (other than repeated manual system-wide changes) to
> allow for multiple fiscal years for different sets of accounts arising from
> different country tax years?
>
> Are there any add-ons or means to allow this?
I'd be delighted
Hi
Is there any solution (other than repeated manual system-wide changes) to allow
for multiple fiscal years for different sets of accounts arising from different
country tax years?
Are there any add-ons or means to allow this?
Any help appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Jay
On 2/3/2024 2:13 PM, Dan O'Brien wrote:
(With screen shot attached this time).
I can’t make heads or tails of scheme code, so I’m not sure where to even look
for the issue here.
LOL You would want to have experience with LISP or at the very
least, some experience with some "functional"
Still nope on the screenshot. Images must be attached, not inline.
David T.
On Feb 3, 2024, 10:14 PM, at 10:14 PM, Dan O'Brien wrote:
>(With screen shot attached this time).
>
>I can’t make heads or tails of scheme code, so I’m not sure where to
>even look for the issue here.
>
>I’m using
(With screen shot attached this time).
I can’t make heads or tails of scheme code, so I’m not sure where to even look
for the issue here.
I’m using the Advanced Portfolio report and want to include a GnuCash account
for certificates of deposit. The account is set up as an Asset and the
On 2024-02-03 09:16, Dan O'Brien wrote:
> I’ve attached a screen shot of the report
Please try again. You need to _attach_ the image, not _embed_ it. (If
you can see the actual image in your message before you hit Send, you
have embedded it rather than attaching it.)
Stan Brown
Tehachapi, CA,
your screenshot didn't come through.
~mark
On 2/3/24 11:16, Dan O'Brien wrote:
I can’t make heads or tails of scheme code, so I’m not sure where to even look
for the issue here.
I’m using the Advanced Portfolio report and want to include a GnuCash account
for certificates of deposit. The
I can’t make heads or tails of scheme code, so I’m not sure where to even look
for the issue here.
I’m using the Advanced Portfolio report and want to include a GnuCash account
for certificates of deposit. The account is set up as an Asset and the
Security/Currency is set to USD.
When I run
Personally, I'd export the data I wanted (from a report, say) to a spreadsheet.
David T.
On Feb 3, 2024, 7:09 PM, at 7:09 PM, Phyllis Bruce wrote:
>藍藍藍
>
>
>> On Feb 3, 2024, at 9:53 AM, G R Hewitt wrote:
>>
>> 'Visualise' is the horizontal wavy line that hovers in your field of
>>
藍藍藍
> On Feb 3, 2024, at 9:53 AM, G R Hewitt wrote:
>
> 'Visualise' is the horizontal wavy line that hovers in your field of
> vision, which wavers between bankruptcy and abundance.
> 'Map Out' is where you stick pins (virtual) where you want the peaks and
> troughs of that line to be.
>
'Visualise' is the horizontal wavy line that hovers in your field of
vision, which wavers between bankruptcy and abundance.
'Map Out' is where you stick pins (virtual) where you want the peaks and
troughs of that line to be.
'Tweak' is to move the pins to where the line is, rather than where you
We have that covered - pre-toasted marshmallows with authentic smokey
flavour that the whole family will love - comes with free toasting stick
to hold in the 'flames'. Fun for the whole family. Buy one pack, get one
free, but hurry, stocks are limited!
On Sat, 3 Feb 2024 at 15:32, Maf. King
On Saturday, 3 February 2024 15:16:40 GMT G R Hewitt wrote:
> What's not to like?
the length of time it takes to toast a marshmallow or a smore . ;-0
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*Not sure what you mean by 'un-commented'. There were a few message *
* exchanges in each thread, though there was no resolution for any of them*
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Mea Culpa.
I stand corrected, there are - I didn't look properly so didn't see the
'Previous', 'Next'. I was expecting to see comments below.
I
Not sure what you mean by 'un-commented'. There were a few message
exchanges in each thread, though there was no resolution for any of them.
I have the column turned on and I haven't noticed it not working
properly, but I also haven't had any cases like yours or those in the
other threads
That's a fairly broad question, and I'm not clear *exactly* what you
mean by 'visualize' 'map out' and 'tweak'.
GnuCash does have a Budget module that works much like a spreadsheet.
Various Reports, Charts & Graphs are available based on the budget and
can compare actuals as well as show
Thanks Adrian, for taking the trouble.
I had a look at the links and note they remain uncommented.
I suppose the question is, then, what is the intention of the column?
Perhaps the answer is 42 with the concomitant forgetfulness.
Perhaps we shall never know and myths and legends will grow up
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