QIF importer in Gnucash 5.6 gives me the same error for my credit card
import even though the same file works in Quicken and in Gnucash 5.5. I
reinstalled Gnucash 5.5.
If I understand your comment corrrectly, the format of the qif file, with
and with the first lines of the sample qif file below,
I assume that that Distributions account should be of type Income (not
Asset).
It appears that Income accounts cannot have a stock account type (so cannot
move stock via this method).
Would have to fake it by selling the stock (in 'from' account) to get cash,
move the cash, then buy the stock
(in
I don't think so - there is nothing about sorting in the report options.
Geoff
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On 7/04/2024 4:30 am, Chris Skudder wrote:
I usually do multi-column Statements of Activity and Position.
I have been using Custom Multicolumn because that sorts in order of
Account Code.
Is there a way to
I suspect this bug fix in the 5.6 release notes is the cause:
Bug 799225 - QIF Importer Crashes Silently after "Start Import" Button:
Don't allow a QIF investment transaction without an action (buy/sell/etc)
I *think* it was intended to block *investment* transactions but it
appears to have
I think that the point Liz tried to make was a memorized transaction can be
designed to be a prototype that can be customized each time by edits that
are easy to make,
possibly more by deletions of unused splits than by adding splits.
Further, the memorized transactions can also be edited when
I don't understand. Are you saying that splits are disappearing from your
paycheck or from the record in GnuCash?
On Sat, Apr 6, 2024 at 7:27 PM Phyllis Bruce wrote:
> Your electric bill splits will change every month. Mine change once a
> year so no, though that’s a good idea. My main
Bryan
This problem seems to be caused by the latest update (5.6) .I import
direct from a bank and got the same error message but when I used an
earlier version (5.4) transactions imported OK. Problem has been reported
in another thread.
Ian
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I am having the same problem with importing QIF files. Getting message "Missing
QIF investment action for transaction"
Went back to a previous version of GNUcash and imported OK.
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To update your
Your electric bill splits will change every month. Mine change once a year so
no, though that’s a good idea. My main concern is that the splits disappear.
Hence gnu is not remembering them. I would expect to need to change them once
and be done for another year.
> On Apr 6, 2024, at 7:11
On Sat, 6 Apr 2024 17:34:26 -0500
Phyllis Bruce wrote:
> Just wanting to vent for a moment. I have my income with multiple
> splits in gnucash. Works fine for a while but when they change,
> gnucash forgets the new splits and the old ones. I don't typically
> open the imported transactions
Phyllis,
I periodically assess, as you are doing now, whether there is a better
workflow to meet my personal needs. My experience has been that the best
solution depends on specifics of the situation, which will change when the
bank changes their software, etc., hence it is very dynamic. My
Bryan, I believe "something" is purchased when you move money into an IRA.
For me, it's a money market fund with the share price a constant $1.
Michael
On Sat, Apr 6, 2024 at 5:28 PM Bryan B. wrote:
> I've tried several different methods to export a .qif file from quicken and
> import it into
Just to pick a nit: it was referred to as the MICR line (Magnetic Ink Character
Recognition). Kinda sounded like MITRE.
-Original Message-
From: gnucash-user On
Behalf Of David Carlson
Sent: Friday, April 5, 2024 11:15 AM
To: Andrea Bryant
Cc: gnucash-user@gnucash.org
Subject: Re:
Got it, thanksI guess its like a google site search, omitting all the other
results except the mailing list
On Saturday, April 6, 2024 at 06:15:22 PM EDT, Ken Farley
wrote:
I believe there is something on the mailing list site (the one
referenced at the bottom of every message) that
Just wanting to vent for a moment. I have my income with multiple splits
in gnucash. Works fine for a while but when they change, gnucash forgets
the new splits and the old ones. I don't typically open the imported
transactions but noticed some missing from another account and I have three
I've tried several different methods to export a .qif file from quicken and
import it into GnuCash.
The process of importing the file goes fine until I reach the part where
the actual import occurs. Then I get this type of message:
"Missing QIF investment action for transaction dated
I believe there is something on the mailing list site (the one
referenced at the bottom of every message) that gives you a link for a
"helper" Google search that is tailored to search the archives. I find
it helpful to find "that answer I remember seeing that I can't for the
life of me
I found the archives and want to do some research on topics but they are
monthly. There used to be Nabble a while back.Is there anything similar to
search an entire year?
ThanksJimmy
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To update your
I usually do multi-column Statements of Activity and Position.
I have been using Custom Multicolumn because that sorts in order of
Account Code.
Is there a way to sort the Income Statement-Multicolumn by acct code?
That would save some time setting up the several reports.
Thanks very much,
That's a lot of crontab weirdness for a cosmetic bug of bad code or bad
install, on top of the flatpak weirdness. Maybe either there should be some
command line option to direct Finance::Quotes to the right or unusual
mechanisms, or Finance::Quotes should just check and move on silently,
There will always be non-digital methods of payment. I use preprinted checks
with GnuCash and my only issue is
that I haven't figured out how to associate an address with a payee - I'm sure
it's there, but
I will hate it if we can no longer use checks because transacting in cash is
can you send the security editor screen shot and account screen shot for both
to review
Saludos Cordiales
Murugan
From: gnucash-user
on behalf of
David Warren
Sent: Friday, April 5, 2024 6:00 PM
To: gnucash-user@gnucash.org
Subject: [GNC] Security not
On Fri, 5 Apr 2024 22:02:39 -0500
Andrea wrote:
>Actually, it’s not academic. There are still many workers in the US
>that want a check payment once the work is done. Right now I have a
>printer with MICR ink that does print routing and account numbers.
> I print from different bank
Thanks for responding. I print checks from more than I bank. I have
MICR ink and a software that prints checks. That’s why I would like to
find a software or software integration that will print routing and
account numbers on checks. My banks are ok with it and I’ve never had a
Actually, it’s not academic. There are still many workers in the US
that want a check payment once the work is done. Right now I have a
printer with MICR ink that does print routing and account numbers. I
print from different bank accounts, so it is so easy to print checks on
blank
I am not really knowledgeable in this area (or many other areas, to be honest),
but I found the following discussion (in a Quicken forum) that might lead you
towards an answer:
Hmmm, I don't do "electronic" payments or deposits. But thenn, I've
never been hacked ;) MICR is still a thing because The Fed requires
it. Lots of MICR toner cartridges for sale online. I have 2 MICR toner
cartridges that came with a printer I bought via a local Craigslist.
-greg schmitz
Your response was a little too deep for my question. I simply want to type
in "Expense:Entertainment:Restaurant:Tip" instead of scrolling to the
Expense item then clicking on a triangle then scrolling to the
Enterntainment item then clicking on that triangle then scrolling to the
Restaurant item
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