David,
I know cleared is not the same as reconciled. The CSV did mark the items as
"cleared". However, what I was referring to was that there is no check box at
the bottom to reconcile after import as there is with OFX/QFX.
Thank You,
Gyle McCollam
Gyle McCollam
On 12/04/2024 21:28, Robert Dew wrote:
Thanks for the offer Graham
I'm getting more and more inclined towards the X11 track.
I will need to do a little experimenting with having X11 and CLI on
the same VM to see if they "Play nicely" together or if I'll need to
run up a separate VM just for
I am currently using modified YahooJSON.pm module for my needs and seems to be
working from the States. It is pulling data so far. Head over to
https://github.com/ka-patel/dl_quotes/blob/main/FinanceQuote/YahooJSON.pm if
you are interested in its early release before Bruce can do his vetting
Hello,
I often have invoices that are open (in progress) that are not
ready to post. Is there a way to see a list of these? The only way I
have found to do so is to remember ahead of time a customer has an open
invoice and find it. This is quite error prone.
Thank you,
Ted
Just a quick status.
Just an FYI, I have worked on getting a PR ready using kalpesh Patel's
changes. I tried applying the same logic to the
CurrencyRates/YahooJSON.pm currency module with no luck. In that case I
quickly modified the currency module to utilize the "v8" API. I admit, I
suck at
I might be concluding wrong on this one. Libre Office Calc will accept
them, and I just saved them again. But I think there might be more
variables. It is detected as UTF16 by Libre Office Calc, so it might be
a character set issue. Also, I do need to get my Gnucash upgraded, I am
on 4.5 at
I have found that I can select the text of reports directly in GnuCash,
then paste it into a Libre Office Calc spreadsheet. The problem then is
that values are preceded with a dollar sign in the US and it seems that
they are not currency numbers but some form of text, as numeric operators
do not
David T,
Nice, but I am told pedagogy suggests even the best explanations are best
packaged with examples, like on a nice web page. In fact, the Finance Quote
process itself might be divided into three processes: a gnucash call to extract
the symbols and sources as a CSV, a web scraper
Hi David
When you paste into Calc (I'll assume you are using Ctrl-v), you should get
an Import options screen pop up in which you can tick a box "Detect special
numbers (such as dates). I find this works for me (using different versions
of Linux on differing hardware)
I hope that helps!
Cheers
WooHoo!
I'll give it a go once it's out.
Thanks!
-greg
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Bruce Schuck
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To: GnuCash User
Subject: Re: [GNC] Finance Quotes Yahoo
David,
My goal in the example was not pedagogical; it was to give others in the
community information that they might use for themselves. I'm pretty sure that
in the earlier thread, I gave all the information necessary (including actual
cell formulae) for others to test it for themselves. If
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