Adrien wrote:
"When starting a new topic, rather than replying to an existing one,
simply send a new message to the list address. Otherwise, it might not
get noticed
Sorry. Although I did start with an existing post I changed the Subject
and I thought that would have removed the antecedents
Good afternoon
I've decided to do some exploration of the Reports option in GnuCash,
specifically the Reports/Income & Expense/Profit & loss.
The default settings give me much of what I want but ...
I have two classes of Expenses, "Ordinary" and "Exceptional"; I want the
full breakdown of
Phyllis, Simon
Thanks, that's as I hoped.
The heads up on the (potential) problem if the account on the other side
of the transaction has also been reconciled has been noted.
Thanks again
Eric
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Good Afternoon
I fully understand that changing the Payment/Charge (on a credit card
account) or the Increase/Decrease (on a bank account) will create
difficulties with future reconciliations.
However, is it possible to change the contents of other fields (Date,
Description and,
There's a lot of people involved! Thanks to all of them
Eric
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On 09/10/2022 02:35, Bruce Schuck wrote:
New version 1.52 (*sic*) of Finance-Quote is available with the
following changes:
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Hi
As others have said, entries below the blue line are in the future. I
find that feature very useful; even more useful if I select "Future
transactions after blanks transaction" in Preferences/Register/Layout
Eric
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On 2022 Jul 9, at 07-09 14:33:05, Barry G. Hall
Hi
To (slightly) misquote John Ralls
"Bitcoin is neither a major nor a minor currency. It's not a currency at
all:...[it is] a speculation vehicle, not a currency."
but as shares are also "speculation vehicles" a possibility arises.
Starting from Dustin Henning's comment, some trivial
Hi
Via Edit>Preferences there is a tab for online quotes; enter your Alpha
Vantage key into the box provided.
However; that may not allow you to get Australian/NZ quotes and even if
it does it may be painfully slow. In the Securities Editor tool it is
possible to select other source
Hi
For those who remember this topic (and to sign it off):
It's been a while but I've finally got round to reinstalling Ubuntu onto
my main machine and the problem has gone away.
Take care
Eric
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On 28/07/2021 20:32, Eric Coates via gnucash-user wrote:
Thus
Jack
I'm assuming that your "Invest Account - ABC" is set up as a stock
(check using the Edit Account button) and you have set an opening
balance of 100 shares of ABC in that account. If that is correct you
sell them by an entry similar to the one shown in the attached Sell
Shares png but
David
I'm not sure I understand the significance of much of your second
paragraph but ...
I have installed Ubuntu 21.04 on a different machine and installed
GnuCash 4.4 thereon and the behaviour I reported earlier is NOT
apparent. Using my customary practice of cloning an earlier share
stent." and asking me "Which value would you like to have
recalculated?" Shares / Price / Value.
See attached screenshot.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Geoff
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On 28/07/2021 1:23 am, Eric Coates via gnucash-user wrote:
In January this year,whilst running Ubuntu 20.10 and GnuCash 3.
Good Morning All
Hi David (dgpick...@aol.com) + Eric (twistedw...@talktalk.net),
Can you please test the fix Geert found in
https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=797493#c12
and let us know how you go?
Can you reconfirm the Linux distro and version too please so I can document
in the bug.
In addition to David Carlson's answer:
On the Accounts tab use the down arrow (at the right end end of the top
line to display Present(GBP) (in my case, your base currency will
appear) as well as the Total. (There are lots of other options as well.)
The former is today's balance, the latter
Hi
Following on from my earlier note:
I have done a complete rebuild of Ubuntu 21.04 (to replace my
incrementally upgraded system) and I can report that, for me at least,
the "transparency problem" can be removed by using Gnome Tweaks (aka
Tweaks) to change the Applications theme (under
David, Geert, Chris (a consolidated reply)
As you responded I take it I'm forgiven!
Under Ubuntu 18.04 I used Gnome Tweaks (as it is called using Synaptic)
to apply a degree of transparency (to the Dash). It survived the
upgrades to 20.04, 20.10 and 21.04. David Carlson suggested a work
Hello
Not exactly a GnuCash topic (classic British understatement!) but ...
There have been a few problem reported recently with the headings
"Transparent background on selected Transfer choice" and "Cannot always
over-type, clear selected amounts". They may, I suspect, be an effect
of the
Good Morning
In response to Chris Good's enquiry:
At initial startup this morning the theme selected was Light and the
transparency effect was apparent;
Changed the theme to Dark and rebooted, the transparency effect was
still apparent;
Changed the theme to Standard and rebooted, the
Hi
Sorry to disagree!
I have been having his problem on Ubuntu 20.10 for some time. Yesterday
evening I tried the workarounds in the bug report with no discernable
effect.
Today I have done the upgrade to 21.04, the effect was still apparent,
the workarounds still had no effect.
Also (and
On 22/04/2021 19:23, RW Jones via gnucash-user wrote:
2). as a subordinate question: *can one input on investments
(securities) purchases but also on sales, (a) broker commission and
(b) governmental taxes (e.g. stamp duty/UK SDRT) as separate /
discrete items from each other on top of the
Another idea:
Set the Cash account as a separate sub-account under the broker account.
Please see attached screen shot. (Sorry about the rather
over-complicated account names but they work for me!) For non-UK users
(but of no real consequence): An ISA (Individual Savings Account) is a
Hi
SAP 19 shares @ €102.00 equals €1938.00 @ (€0.89662 = £1) thus value
=£1737.65 *NOT £1831.77*
You avoided answering the question about your recorded EUR-GBP rate.
Mea culpa!
It should have read "€1 = £0.89662" - and I spent over an hour writing that
email! On the bright side the
ny entries for the stocks in GBP.
Regards,
John Ralls
On Nov 14, 2020, at 1:23 PM, Eric Coates via gnucash-user
wrote:
John
The heading for the column starting with £15824.56 is "Present(GBP)"
... for the column starting €14805.44 is "Total"
I agree that the bottom three am
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On 14/11/2020 17:30, John Ralls wrote:
On Nov 14, 2020, at 8:28 AM, Eric Coates via gnucash-user
wrote: Hi I appear to have found a
significant miscalculation in GnuCash - no disrespect or criticism
intended. The "base currency" I use in my accounts is GBP (£) but I
have some su
Hi
I appear to have found a significant miscalculation in GnuCash - no
disrespect or criticism intended.
The "base currency" I use in my accounts is GBP (£) but I have some
sub-accounts that are denominated in Euros (€).
I attach a screen shot of part of my chart of accounts (the two
Hi
If you've done a lot of work setting up various accounts and you want to
preserve that work the following is a way of doing that:
File > Export > Export Account Tree to CSV
Progress through the various stages (be sure to remember the file name and its
location)
File > New File
Progress
A few days ago it was reported that AlphaVantage was no longer serving
price information (something to do with them not having the appropriate
licences apparently). The general advice seems to be use Yahoo as JSON
which works fine for me perhaps it would for you.
Eric
Hi
As removing the facilities simplifies the programming I'm in favour of
removing them.
I find the pop-ups annoying and I never make use of them
Take care
Eric
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John
Thanks for the information, now I know a little more than I did!
Eric
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On 04/07/2020 23:14, John Ralls wrote:
On Jul 4, 2020, at 2:26 PM, Eric Coates via gnucash-user
wrote:
Good Evening
A query of absolutely no real consequence.
In the past
Good Evening
A query of absolutely no real consequence.
In the past (a) for as long as I can remember, currency conversion rates
appeared "by magic" on demand and (b) I used AlphaVantage to get the
price of shares and thus, of course, had to have an AlphaVantage key.
But it became possible
Adrien
OK. Now that I understand where GnuCash's gold price comes from I've
come to the conclusion that what I called the "retail price" of gold is
a mirage!
My gold is in the form of Sovereigns (each of about 7.5gms) and I guess
that the only reliable way to get a value of it is by
rtfolio on a monthly basis it's no big deal to
enter a gold price manually so, as I say, it's just out of interest.
Thanks for indulging me.
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On 08/04/2020 16:40, John Ralls wrote:
On Apr 8, 2020, at 7:31 AM, Eric Coates via gnucash-user
wrote:
Good Afternoon
Good Afternoon
On 08/04/2020 10:08, Frank H. Ellenberger wrote:
The quotes are not from ISO-4217:XAU (troy ounce Gold), but from
NASDAQ:XAU an share index of gold and silver producers.
So, is there a relationship between this NASDAQ:XAU figure and (what
might be termed) the real price of
Michael
I wonder what???s the best practice on how to enter physical Gold into GNC. Is
there anybody who has done that before?
I added gold to my list of "thingies" fairly recently.
The way I did it:
(1) Right click on the Assets class and choose New Account
(2) In the window that
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