to find in a credit card type file and in a bank file. Can anyone out there
tell me where to go..eh rephrase that. Where can I find the information on
what the importer thinks it needs to properly import an ofx/qfx file?
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I'm beginning to wish I had just fired up a
export to a browser
is not really an option as I need to add these reports to documents in Open
Office.
Any suggestions other OCR scanning HTML printouts?
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lot simpler but; if this works then I
get the text without the mangled formatting of HTML. Graphics are easy
enough to grab with right click and save if I have to.
Worth a shot;
Thank you for the idea
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ction with the "A" option. Like David said, the matching routine is not
perfect so you need to double check each transaction as you accept the match.
QIF works a lot differently. And when you get to importing PayPal at
individual transaction level, well aspirin and a ball bat help.
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t; entry.
Money used to be beads, bear skins, etc. Once you convince your self to
think outside the box, GNU-Cash is an extremely formidable program. For
your purposes "money" in any pair of accounts can be any commodity you
want it to be. They do not all have to be dollars despit
lly to a merchant
and ach transactions that are not paid by check)
txfr to transfer money between accounts within the same financial
institution
dep for deposits.
atm for well atm transactions.
Just my 2 cents worth.
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qif file that you can import.
Even though the Android app and GnuCash are developed by entirely
different teams, the Android app is an incredibly helpful tool to use in
conjunction with GnuCash. It has saved me many times, thermal receipts
don't like billfolds or laying on the dash in sunlight.
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>>> On Dec 21, 2017, at 11:42 AM, jeffrey black
>> <beastmaster...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>> I am using Gnu
y stuff later, like depreciation which is not currently a feature of
GnuCash, right now you have to figure it by hand.
And don't feel bad, I threw my companies QuickBooks program in the
dumpster about 30 minutes after I installed it.
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>
> Jim
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copying the data files when
needed. Right now I stand at a file size of 45 MB, plus 10 roll backs
in the same folder, each of which is roughly the same size. You can set
the number of log/backup files in the Edit/Preferences menu, tab
General. The particular folder I have it in has about 880 MB
e in Perl, but doesn't know what to do with it.
Anyone else seeing this in GnuCash 2.6.19 for Windoze 10?
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Please re
ctions
as I do them rather than reading a bunch of crumpled up receipts at the
end of the week.
All I do is export the app data to a qif file and use the usb port to
transfer it to my desktop. Never had a problem with it. I have never
tried exporting as xml.
Keep in mind the android app
ity".
My suggestion, that I think you can appreciate as a psychologist, is
that you are dealing with multiple personalities. Quickbooks on Windoze,
quicken on a Macintosh, then adding GnuCash. You need to merge them all
into one personality on your cloud account.
After installing GnuCash on o
ns, all "YELLING" at me with payee names that are not human friendly
when I forget to enter a transaction first. I have been bludgeoning a Perl
script to make the downloaded OFX/QFX files more friendly. IE. "^SHELL.*" will
be replaced with &quo
, I am down to two legacy apps, then
Hallelujah Unix here I come) ?
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and move everything over to Unix (probably Ubuntu), so compatibility
would be an issue.
I would like to hear your recommendations.
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t my 2 cents worth.
Once you setup GnuCash, you will never consider using any other book
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I am going to go out on a limb here and suggest it is a Micro$oft
"upgrade" problem. My home Winoze server is up 24/7 (yes
it transactions, I do not know about the
csv export. If I remember correctly I exported all of my quicken data
in one shot and imported it.
Sometimes GnuCash has to "chew" on an import for a while. I frequently
get a message in the top title bar that Gnucash is "not responding".
Wait a few minutes and see if it finishes. I gave up on .csv imports
because I could never assign the right fields. All I use is .qif and .ofx.
If csv is your only choice, try loading one of your csv files into a
spreadsheet program, it makes it easier to see the layout. If it is a
layout problem the spreadsheet program will complain. Then look for
inconsistency's in the data fields.
If that doesn't work then you will have to look at your csv file the
hard way, with a text editor.
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ked which account to match the transaction to. Once you
like what you see for all of the transactions, click the "OK" button.
I also suggest that if it checks either the "U+R" or "R" box, that you
double click the the "U+R" or "R" box just to make sur
on what flavor of Unix I should use on
this computer? Wifi, networking and GnuCash are mandatory
requirements for me to switch.
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> However, can't confirm that 100% as I've moved to 3.0 and it worked ok for me
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with Windoze 10? Are the data files compatible? I have 20+ years
of data that I definitely can not afford to loose (think divorce).
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I wish to thank all the people
effort the developers have
put into making GnuCash the best accounting software available.
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at 11:16 PM, Greg Feneis <mfen...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> As a work around, perhaps try the Export as PDF function, then print the
>>> exported PDF from a PDF viewer?
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>>>
>>> Kind regards,
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>>> Greg Feneis
>>>
&
for each
organization. I am currently carrying accounts for 4 separate
businesses in one file, because I set up top level accounts for each
entity. And now I am adding a 5th company. Technically they should be
all separate but; I contribute to all 5, and I am "required" to be a
partner in
multiple transactions to one that has already been matched, or
a credit to a debit (or vice versa). PayPal is the worst, I should buy
their stock with as many transactions my wife does thru them for
personal and business use.
How do I distinguish the suggestions at import?
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accounts) for the Bad debts line 27a and there are no other accounts
listed.
Any ideas before I file a bug report?
Windows 10 pro 1809
GNUCASH
Version: 3.2
Build ID: 3.2+ (2018-06-24)
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ke it
set up. Especially since those fees are possibly a legitimate
deductible expense on your taxes depending on your pricing structure.
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eral Journal’ (Tools menu) It’s your choice to
> use it. Though it is not implemented for only the currently edited
> transactions, but the entirety of your data file.
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> Adrien
I think I missed something here Adrien. I only get a /months worth /of
transactions in a ta
it has multiple transactions in it.
I have not yet looked at the file(s) in detail yet to see if I can spot
a change in format.
This is under Windoze 10 and Gnu-Cash version 3.5.
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On 6/7/2019 4:06 AM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
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>> On Jun 7, 2019, at 3:57 AM, jeffrey black wrote:
>>
>> I think I missed something here Adrien. I only get a /months worth /of
>> transactions in a tab across some but not all accounts which have
>> entr
, it is a
challenge to re-import them.
David Carlson
On Fri, Jun 7, 2019 at 4:15 AM jeffrey black
mailto:beastmaster...@hotmail.com>> wrote:
Has anyone besides me run into an issue with the QFX file import from
American Express? I tried downloading and importing, one statements
worth of transa
04 as well.
GnuCash loaded, created the lock file then gave me an error message
window that I didn't write down. In short, I was told my .gnucash file
did not exist, nor did the device and directory where it had just
created the lock file (It showed up in the Nautilus window, and
disappear
memo
data/transaction detail, and print TXF export parameters, the errant
transaction shows up.
Any ideas why?
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I have a major nightmare on my hands. My wife has a PayPal account that she
uses for both personal and business use (stab me right here multiple times, she
uses accounts that I know about and several ones that I do not).
Problem #1: I have no idea what financial institution she used, except
to import the missing transactions via OFX? And do not
ask me which version of GNC I was running because I do not remember and cannot
access that drive. 98% of the time I was running GNC under Ubuntu (I hate
WindoZe and very seldom use it).
-- Jeffrey Black, M.B.A.
(Forgive my poor spelling
I'll give it a try. The last time I tried it I was told that all transactions
had ben imported.
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worked
flawlessly after recovery.
Problem resolved.
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running Ubuntu 22.04LTS.
I was running the latest flatpak version prior to this disaster. The default
Ubuntu version is way too far behind since I occasionally have to run GNC under
the current WindDoze 10 version.
--Jeffrey Black M.B.A.
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Right now I am limited to using my phone for e-mail so I cannot search for
related mails or bug reports easily. I had multiple line surges that fried 3
towers and my laptop computer. Not to mention a cascade failure of all of my
hard-drives and backup drives and printers.
Somewhere along the
. His 529 account is not even adequate.
Can anyone tell me why I cannot import a .csv file with both notes and
memo? Not one or the other.
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