Re: Help requested - delete a transaction

> On Oct 20, 2017, at 6:17 PM, Herndon Elliott wrote: > > Some of my transactions have been somehow marked "read only" and when I try > to delete them, the app wont let me. How do I remove the "read only" > setting? > > Same thing for an account, if it has read only

Help requested - delete a transaction

Some of my transactions have been somehow marked "read only" and when I try to delete them, the app wont let me. How do I remove the "read only" setting? Same thing for an account, if it has read only transactions, the account wont delete. The user guide does not seem to have any info about

Re: help finding my file

Thank you so very much! Sent from my iPhone > On Oct 20, 2017, at 4:01 PM, Dave H wrote: > > Hi Lorrie, > > I suggest you create a "GnuCash" folder in your "Documents" folder and copy > your gnucash files there - that way your log files don't clutter up your > desktop. >

Re: help finding my file

Hi Lorrie, I suggest you create a "GnuCash" folder in your "Documents" folder and copy your gnucash files there - that way your log files don't clutter up your desktop. Cheers Dave H (newly transitioned Mac user :-) On 21 October 2017 at 08:47, Lorrie E Clemens wrote: >

Re: help finding my file

Yes, that is it. Where should I store this file after I make changes to it (and save)? Lorrie Sent from my iPad > On Oct 20, 2017, at 3:32 PM, Maf. King wrote: > >> On Friday, 20 October 2017 23:03:48 BST Lorrie E Clemens wrote: >> HimDerek, >> So I am missing a step here.

Re: help finding my file

OK, so I removed the Gnucash that was in my applications folder and mover the Gnucash-2-6.18 in. I double clicked on that and I get the Gnucash window that pops up the the small window that says free accounting software. But I still get that the file/URI/users... cannot be found. I tried

Re: help finding my file

On Friday, 20 October 2017 23:03:48 BST Lorrie E Clemens wrote: > HimDerek, > So I am missing a step here. > I double click on Gnucash 2-6-18 and I get the box with authors, copying, > etc. I click on Gnucash and I get the tip of the day, then a box pops up in > the left corner saying that the

Re: loan account issue

The bank considers its loan to you as an asset, the fees and interest charges to the loan account are income to the bank, so the offset account for the bank for these transactions is an income account. These transactionsto the asset :loan account of the bank will increase the value of their asset,

Re: help finding my file

Hi First, when you click on gnucash-2.6.18, you should drag the gnucash app to your /Applications folder. Then double click on the /Applicstions/Gnucash app. The error you see is because it was trying to load the file from your desktop, but you moved or removed it so it can't find it. You

Re: help finding my file

HimDerek, So I am missing a step here. I double click on Gnucash 2-6-18 and I get the box with authors, copying, etc. I click on Gnucash and I get the tip of the day, then a box pops up in the left corner saying that the file/URI/ etc could not be found. I must be taking the wrong path.

Re: GnuCash 2.7.0 released

> On Oct 20, 2017, at 4:18 AM, Ian K via gnucash-user > wrote: > > On the other test installation I also made the environment file change. > > - I tried this installation without any existing data file. > - This time GnuCash loaded slowly but without the splash

Re: Quantity total below create / view / edit invoice

For individual invoices you should already be able to see columns for quantity and price per line item. As for a report that consolidates this data across various invoices - no, you’ll need to modify or write a new report, or save the invoices in html, parse the line items to csv, and then use

Re: Vendor Bill - Invoice Entries

Odoo is another option. It’s open source, and free, but they do try to talk you into buying their hosted version. (there is a Turnkey-Linux version which you can spin up quickly to play with using VirtualBox or VMWare) It’s probably more beast than you need though. On that note, check out the

Re: Ordering Transactions on same date

I too would be interested in the mystery solution. Personally I use the 24hour time without a separator—e.g. 5:32pm becomes 1732. To distinguish times from other numbers I use “T” at the end, thus: 1732T However, this breaks if there are actual numbers to enter like from a check. I have so few

Re: Invoices

The work performed should be handled on a vendor invoice between whatever expense account you have set up for the purpose and a liability account set up to ‘hold’ payments that are to be charged against their A/R (tuition and fees?) balance. This is because you owe them for work performed. It

Re: help finding my file

Lorrie, With regard to the files on the desktop, David Carlson's advice is sound. As for keeping the app on your computer, I suspect that you were opening gnucash from the downloaded disk image; you must drag gnucash.app from that image into the Applications folder to complete the installation. 

Re: help finding my file

Lorrie, you should have replied to All because I do not have a Mac, and I cannot help you. Others here can. David C On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 12:32 AM, Lorrie E Clemens wrote: > Hi David, > No, I have a Mac. > Lorrie > > On Thu, Oct 19, 2017 at 8:49 PM, David Carlson < >

Re: GnuCash 2.7.0 released

On the other test installation I also made the environment file change. - I tried this installation without any existing data file. - This time GnuCash loaded slowly but without the splash screen disappearing. Various messages appeared at the bottom of the splash screen with progress bar

Re: GnuCash 2.7.0 released

OK, I did the change to the environment file described above. - When I then ran GnuCash the first time the splash screen and Tootip of the day screens appeared. After several seconds the splash screen disappeared, then after a delay of some minutes (long enough to think it had hung), the main