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for registers, possibly called Freeze Window Attributes.
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The US allows gifts to go untaxed within certain limits. Capital gains
can get interesting as well. If you're not certain, talk to your
accountant.
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I will never learn how Gmail works.
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Jeff,
Is the text that you are searching for in a split line for the home bank
register or is it in the "other" split line?
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I do recall this same issue came up in another thread and I thought there
was already a solution mentioned, but it is really difficult to search for
it on a phone .
Perhaps someone else remembers where to find it?
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Never mind, I can't read your whole message at once on my phone
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David,
Which version of GnuCash are you using?
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> Gnucash 4.13 Windows 10. Long time user.
>
> I am trying out using a variable in a scheduled transaction for the
> first time, and it's not
If you change your register view to two lines, it is easier to see what's
going on.
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> On the ribbon locate the spilt icon and press it you should be able to see
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I do find that when I move between computers with different display
resolutions, if I copy the user preferences, then I have to fiddle with
widths on the new machine. If the defaults were good enough so that there
was no need to port over the column widths, there would still be other
settings
There isn't an easy way to unreconcile many transactions, but because
reconciliation dates aren't very easy to see or care about once they get
old, many users will ignore starting dates and balances if they know that
there is a reason that they don't match the bank statement this month.
One
I feel that the register column sizing is complicated by the fact that the
register view is constrained by the requirement that the data input window
has to appear to blend in to the rest of the register view. If the data
input area was separated from the register view each of the areas could be
p, Run now, Edit, ...
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I interpret the OP's question as that the date imported from the OFX file
doesn't match the date printed on the statement. Some banks try to get
fancy and print the date that you deposited a check on your statement but
then use the date that the funds arrived from the clearing house or the
date
Thomas
Unless you take the time to try to replicate the problem and create a bug
report, the rest of us will quickly forget about it. If we don't see it
happening with our data sets we will conclude that yours was a case of
operator error.
On Fri, Dec 30, 2022, 3:17 PM Thomas Forrester
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. The correct entire transaction was deleted. So, from my
perspective, if the current release does not work the same way, there has
been a regression since 4.8.
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I haven't needed to do a reconciliation yet since this thread started, but
perhaps in the next few days.
In the meantime, I didn't even realize that you could right click split
lines in that screen and do things. If that works successfully, wonderful.
I have always used the menu to navigate to
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> I think that should be "new transactions d
I admit that I do not use business features. I don't know how they work.
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>> When entering more than one transaction in a sessi
When entering more than one transaction in a session, new transactions
default to the same date last used, so the existing shortcuts metioned in a
previous comment often work.
If it happens that you are editing multiple historical transactions, they
are likely close together as well.
If I had
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Maybe you have a lot of security price history. Maybe you are not storing
your data in compressed XML form. Maybe you just give every transaction a
lengthy description. Maybe you have thirty years of history in your file.
I can go on.
On Thu, Dec 15, 2022, 5:28 AM Ed wrote:
> How can
; something I can't control, nor can I go back through 30 years of data and
>> try to correct it. Trying to get away from quicken sure is a chore and I
>> am not going to pay for their program every year. I appreciated your time.
>> Steve
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Orinth,
I am assuming that you are using a computer that has a Windows 10 or 11
operating system. GnuCash works somewhat like Word or LibreOffice. You
create one data file. You need to save it with a unique name in a subfolder
under your user data folder. It will have all the accounts that the
rtunately I was not able to find any example of using
> the greatly improved csv for the import of investment data.
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If you are using a recent release of GnuCash, ie 4.something, the csv
transaction import feature has been greatly improved and includes the
ability to save and re-use settings .
It definitely works to import investment transactions previously exported
from GnuCash, so it should work with generic
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What you need to do is start a new file and position those expenses
correctly under the the top expense level during the import process. That
is not really very hard with a couple of expendable tries to see how it
works.
On Sun, Dec 4, 2022, 12:17 PM Scott Traurig wrote:
> Nope, sorry, you
Scott,
If I understand correctly, what you expected was a chart of accounts with
one asset account for checking and all other accounts lumped under
expenses. Maybe one account for income.
You should be able to get to that result with an import from Quicken but
it may take some or perhaps a lot
David, IIRC for databases that have never had the lots functionality
enabled, it remains disabled. This leads to the hope that it would be
possible to disable it, but that may or may not work. At least, in my
case I never enabled it outside of one dedicated test case and it seems to
remain
In the U. S. each of those assets would be depreciated on it's own
schedule, so each would have it's separate table of depreciation if you are
planning on tracking that.
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For securities traded on U. S. Exchanges it usually works well to use Yahoo
as JSON as your source.
On Mon, Nov 28, 2022, 8:17 AM James Baxter via gnucash-user <
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> When I go for the stock prices, I get a, Cant get stock prices. I when to
> the where the
Is your price update so slow that you cannot wait for it to finish before
proceeding with other tasks?
Even when l immediately execute a File Save right after an update it only
takes ten or fifteen seconds or so, far more than the actual data download
time with my data file.
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> Yes I presume they’re quite large becaus
* So, on Linux you will need to find that file using something like this:
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ildren and all I get is one
> line. It won't do a multi-line plot by investment. The stacked bar plot
> is close but not what I want. where and how is the price database
> encoded/stored in GC?
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> On 10/7/22 16:16, David Carlson wrote:
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> If you want prices inste
If you want prices instead of security value over time, that is easier to
get directly from Yahoo or Google finance.
For your securities use use the assets over time reports.
On Fri, Oct 7, 2022, 12:02 PM Elmar wrote:
> I am looking through the various reports and cannot see how to graph the
What version of GnuCash do you have now and is it the same as before?
On Fri, Oct 7, 2022, 11:44 AM Jay Ridgley wrote:
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>
> BRAND NEW to the list, have been using GnuCash on my Ubuntu system for
> over 20 years, this is the first problem I have encountered that I have
> not
will need to find that file using something like this:
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I'd hazard that either
> #1 or #3 is the proper location.
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> > I went through that part of the FAQ and I got lost with locations and
> > paths and relative paths but no hard filename to search for w
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> The Wiki FAQ has a section on file locations. I don't have the exact
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from one computer to another Ubuntu machine. I got my memorized reports
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> *Subject:* [GNC] Import CSV transactions into GC
> *Date:* Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 12:17 AM
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> What is QDF format? That would not be the same as QFX.
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> I will wait until the end of the month when there will be new unreconciled
> transactions in the account.
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> Nathan
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> Once a transaction is reconciled it never appears in a subsequent
> reconciliation unless it has been
Nathan,
Please reply to all so the group can follow the thread. This time, since I
missed that you didn't, I will forward this to the group.
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> So, perhaps, you ran the report for the 31st in the morning and the
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for Thursday June 30 picked the prices actually dated June 30. There were
also prices dated June 29 and July 1 in the data for most or all the
securities in the report. Why is May 31 an outlier?
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The place where you enter the currency name for an alternative currency is
in the settings for the accounts where you plan to use that currency.
If you plan to track groceries in that currency create a groceries expense
account in that currency.
If you plan to track a lot of things in a second
I just checked and found that the Android app called GnuCash is still in
the Google Play Store. It has not been supported for several years now.
The developer has effectively abandoned it. I think it was intended to be
a portable bucket to collect transactions for later import into the real
ent: 13 September 2022 22:54
> > To: nvsoar
> > Cc: gnucash-user@gnucash.org
> > Subject: Re: [GNC] Issue Opening GnuCash in versions above 4.9 on
> Windows 11
> >
> > David
> >
> > Thank you , I’ll have a look tomorrow.
> >
> > Richard
> >
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installer and I have tried letting the installer
> delete the previous version and have also tried deleting the previous
> version myself.
> >>>
> >>> From: David Carlson
> >>> Sent: 10 September 2022 17:33
> >>> To: Gyle McCollam
> >
l it NAME.gnucash and go
> from
> > there.
> >
> > Michael
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I see that there is a Richard Barmann having an issue with Gnucash opening
an old data file and a Richard Clarkson having an issue with versions more
recent than 4.9 failing to start. In my email client their messages are
inextricably tangled. I also see that now Richard Clarkson is discussing
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