On Fri, Feb 22, 2019 at 10:16 PM Rustyc wrote:
> Have read manuals, set up a chart of accounts and started by importing a
> QIF file of bank transactions thinking this would be the quickest way to
> get going.
>
When you performed the import process, there's a step where you are
supposed to
On Saturday, 23 February 2019 03:37:15 GMT Rustyc wrote:
> Derek - Second question re your response:
> >
> > Edit the account in question and check on the account type.
>
> Looked at the Account but could not see an option anywhere to specify
> "Account Type" - apart from "Asset", "Expense"
Hi - Absolute newbie here trying to learn accounting techniques as well as
GnuCash at the same time.
Have read manuals, set up a chart of accounts and started by importing a QIF
file of bank transactions thinking this would be the quickest way to get
going.
I end up with two entries for each
Derek - Second question re your response:
Derek Atkins-3 wrote
>> Also, the manual states that “Debit and Credit” terms can be replaced
>> with
>> “Deposit and Withdrawal” for newbies. However, Account view shows columns
>> labelled “Increase and Decrease”. Confusing!
>
> The headings are based
Derek - Thanks for the explanation. I did sort out my "loss of sign" problem
by re-importing and specifying different accounts.
My problem now is that the QIF only has categories: DEP, WDL, JCR, JDR, TCR,
TDR; which don't match to any one Account in my GC CofA. No big drama there
as I thought I
Hi,
On Fri, February 22, 2019 8:03 pm, Rustyc wrote:
>
> Tried posting this yesterday before I was fully "registered" - Hope it
> doesn't appear twice.
It will, once Liz clears the moderation queue.. Unless Liz recognizes the
duplication. :) I wouldn't worry about it.
[snip]
> In case this
Tried posting this yesterday before I was fully "registered" - Hope it
doesn't appear twice.
Hi - Absolute newbie here trying to learn accounting techniques as well as
GnuCash at the same time.
Have done some “Intro to Accounting” exercises, read GnuCash manuals, set up
a chart of accounts and
