Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

Here's a link to the internet archive/wayback machine version: https://web.archive.org/web/20210411043559/https://unicom.crosenthal.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html and here's a link to a different copy that is still live: https://marc.merlins.org/netrants/reply-to-harmful.html David On Sat, 25 Nov

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

On Saturday, 25 November 2023 04:44:42 GMT Liz wrote: > > The new subscriber welcome message says > "Note that this list is configured NOT to automatically send replies > back to the list (as per > ). > That seems to be a dead link. Maf. > ***

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

On Fri, 24 Nov 2023 15:27:50 + David Kirkby wrote: > Apologies for not sending to the list. Have the admins considered > making that the default behaviour, which is the case with other > mailing lists I am on. It is correct that the email sent from the list could contain advice on the

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

My client provides a whole range of options:  Reply; Reply List; Reply All.  No default. It must be up to the email software the recipient is using.  If they want a new default then they need to get a new client with the the default they want. On 11/24/23 11:16, R Losey wrote: I was not

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

On 2023-11-24 11:23, David Cousens wrote: > That is a function of the email client program you are using not the mailing > list admins. Actually, it's both. Email clients may show options to reply to list, or they may not. (My Thunderbird email client sometimes does and sometimes doesn't.) But

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

On Fri, 24 Nov 2023 at 19:24, David Cousens wrote: > David, > > That is a function of the email client program you are using not the > mailing > list admins. I am on numerous mailing lists. This is the *only* one where simply hitting reply does automatically go to the list. Dave

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

David, That is a function of the email client program you are using not the mailing list admins. Most clients will have a reply to list function as one of the options. My client (Evolution on Linux) for example brings up a dialogue after selection of Reply to Sender which offers the options of:

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

I was not aware that the admins could do anything; I thought it was the web page or the email client being used. On Fri, Nov 24, 2023 at 9:28 AM David Kirkby wrote: > Apologies for not sending to the list. Have the admins considered making > that the default behaviour, which is the case with

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

Apologies for not sending to the list. Have the admins considered making that the default behaviour, which is the case with other mailing lists I am on. On Wed, 22 Nov 2023 at 18:25, Adrien Monteleone < adrien.montele...@lusfiber.net> wrote: > Also, please remember to copy the list on all

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

Also, please remember to copy the list on all replies. Regards, Adrien On 11/22/23 3:53 AM, David Kirkby wrote: Unfortunately that's a bit difficult, as a lot of times I buy things with PayPal, so there's an entry in the PayPal account where no fees need to be paid, as the seller pays the

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

Then I'm at a loss as even with a well crafted Find operation, or using the Transaction Report as Chris suggested, you can't end up with a list that doesn't include transactions where no fee was paid by you. Only *you* know if a split needs to be added for that fee. How do you expect GnuCash

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

(face palm!) Yes, thanks Chris! (not just for the suggestion, but for the awesome report work too!) Regards, Adrien On 11/22/23 12:43 AM, Christopher Lam wrote: Check the Transaction Report's Account tab. On Wed, 22 Nov 2023, 2:36 pm Adrien Monteleone, < adrien.montele...@lusfiber.net>

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

Check the Transaction Report's Account tab. On Wed, 22 Nov 2023, 2:36 pm Adrien Monteleone, < adrien.montele...@lusfiber.net> wrote: > Yeah, that's why I started off with this would be trial and error level > effort. > > The OP wants transactions where at least one split appears in set A, but >

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

Another option is to just open the Assets:PayPal register and look over them one by one to see if they contain an additional split to Expenses:PayPal Fees, then edit the ones that do not as needed. Regards, Adrien On 11/21/23 7:43 PM, David Kirkby wrote: I often receive PayPal transactions,

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

Yeah, that's why I started off with this would be trial and error level effort. The OP wants transactions where at least one split appears in set A, but excludes any such transactions when *other splits* also appear in set B. I *think* this is possible, but I have to admit, I've never tried.

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

Keep in mind that, GENERALLY, the search is on a SPLIT basis, not a TRANSACTION basis. So if you do a search on "Account == X AND Account == Y" you will get an empty set, because it is impossible to find anything where Split.account == X and Split.account ALSO equals Y. -derek On Tue, November

Re: [GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

Maybe. That's a trial and error sort of situation. Certainly, you can craft a Find from the Accounts tab with multiple criteria, the first should likely find all transactions matching Assets:PayPal, then the next might exclude all other accounts, or specific accounts. (since it is most likely

[GNC] Can I find transactions into an account that has only one split?

I often receive PayPal transactions, which get put into the PayPal account as Credit: Assets: Accounts Receivable (£720.00) Debit: Assets:PayPal (£720.00) What I should then do is edit the PayPal account so the fees are put in the correct place - for one example transaction Credit: Assets: