I think that I am in a somewhat similar position to Mike. My Linux
machines happen to be virtual machines that are, for me, test cases for
older hardware with modest resources. When I looked into flatpak it
appeared that it would use a lot more resources yet would be tricky to set
up some
Aha! I was careless and I put the reports file in the books subdirectory
by mistake. It helps to take a break and look again. All is well now.
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Sir,
In my experience most financial institutions that offer QIF exports also
offer OFX format which will often go under a similar name.
I use the OFX downloads for several bank and credit card accounts.
If you need the QIF format then you will probably be stuck either waiting
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Try googling Checksoft. it appears that they are still in business.
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By chance are you using the enter key during your editing?
That triggers the full transactiion calculatkions. Use arrow keys, ta b
key or mouse buttons until you are ready to see the transaction calculation.
I think calculztions within individual amount fields happen as soon as you
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I am not at my computer right now so I can't try, but you may be able open
the file in read only mode. It may still run the SLR though.
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Was there an annoumcement about who should try this and whrre to find it?
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If GnuCash crashes once then runs fine after restarting, then that isn't
always!
Or do you mean that you cannot reconcile one or more credit card accounts?
I would suggest opening that account register and do a check and repair all
transactions operation. If you were to try that from the
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I just never tried more than two. You did!
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Dumb question. The original topic was about unreconncciled transactions
from the pervious year. If they are not copied over to the new file
wouldn't that mess up the next reconciliation?
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settings
such as ignore, postpone, etc.
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> > sure how the editor could detect what is safe
ce is that this "phantom transaction" problem began
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It sounds like you are entering new transactions while part way through
performing a reconciliation process.
I suspect that could confuse the reconciliation.
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I think that we need to see how SX's will work after the Since Last Run
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will be difficult to test anything right now anyway.
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Oh, release 5.5 has a couple of bugs, the Windoze version especially. You
may want to revert to release 5.4, but that has it's own issue, so check
the history here and choose your poison.
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It would be helpful to know what release pf GnuCash you are on, which
import format you are using, and possibly which financial institution is
providing the import files.
If there is other informstion, possibly if you are using a certain report
or have a specific accounting structure, that may
iation it eliminated all the duplicates and left only the original
> transactions. So, I don't know what was going on, but the end result was
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Just for the record, was that a qif import or ofx?
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> wanted to add EVERY transaction as new. When I clicked on (c)lear it found
> the matching transaction, but
uld be nice to have a way to force those
> matches." you'll need to set the transaction as either 'U+C' or 'C' and
> then double-clicking that transaction will bring up 'Select matching
> existing transaction' window where you can set the correct match.
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I suppose you could also change the GnuCash layout to put the tab bar on
the side instead of on top.
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> the entire width of the GnuCash window after all the other
The description column has a minimum width of whatever it takes to fill the
entire width of the GnuCash window after all the other fields are in
place. If you want to reduce it to less than that, you need to reduce the
width of the entire GnuCash window or increase the default font size on
your
Don't hold your breath, but I believe the default behavior of the Since
Last Run assistant will change with the next GnuCash update in a few days
to be more user friendly.
The comments from others about the various settings being confusing may
still apply afterward, but there should be less
Robert,
Once you get used to it, this method is about as hser friendly as possible
given the overall register design.
I have found that for the size and resolution of the monitors that I
currently own, I first need to adjust the display setting to default to a
smaller font size to get more text
avings accounts. But I
> don’t have those accounts anymore, and I don’t have any of my downloaded
> files, so I can’t see how they handled it.
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> New to me, anyway. Using release 4.8 in Linux importing to existing
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> I receive the error message "OFX File '/media...' 2 transactions processed,
> no t
There is one new factor in this case. It is my first time to do an import
in a brand new virtualbox instance of Lubuntu 22.04, but I have done all of
this previously on other computers, except this particular OFX download
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New to me, anyway. Using release 4.8 in Linux importing to existing
account which worked with a previous import last March with today's import
I receive the error message "OFX File '/media...' 2 transactions processed,
no transactions to match
Why did it not proceed with the import?
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That image does not appear to be from the reconciliation tool. If it is
from the reconciliation report, it probably cannot actually reconcile a
transaction, but I have never used that report and I dont know how it works.
On Mon, Nov 20, 2023, 1:28 PM David Kirkby
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> I've reconciled my
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> explanation of how GnuCash stores reconciliation info.
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> On 11/15/23 3:50 PM,
I agree that everyones' favorite search terms will be differrnt. However
if there is a table of the terms previously used that might go a long way,
especially if the terms used for the current search were displayed with the
results so we could see where those search results are coming from. I
<
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> >>> Reconciliation date).
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the bank statements.
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> GnuCash fairly recently a process that will actually work would be to
> *unreconcile* all transactio
; corrections. It's up to you to decide whether to pursue getting the bank to
> fix their mistake or to take the hit and adjust your accounts to match the
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John,
If you review which transactions you are marking as reconciled while you
perform the reconciliation, you will note that the list does not exactly
match the list on your bank statement. The transactions that do not match
will make up the difference, which could be missing from either list,
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What is missing from comments so far is, if I understand correctly, the
intended purpose of that button is for when a user wants to correct the
reconciled balance of the account for that date without trying to find and
correct previous errors, this will create a transaction to complete the
Bryan
Have you considered breaking down your project into smaller projects with
simpler milestones and goals?
For example, first, install a prebuilt older release of Gnucash and see if
it works with a data file in the conventional XML format stored either in a
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Not sure exactly what happened in your case. But usually, if you can put
the focus on the "frozen" process, then Alt-F4 will kill it.
There are other ways as well in Linux, for example with htop.
On Mon, Oct 9, 2023, 10:13 AM Fred Tydeman wrote:
> I am back home and stock quotes is working
Perhaps the broker overcharged his client.
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> > Because the broker charged 15,000.00 for 1,377.41 shares?
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> Then the effective price paid per share wasn't the stated 10.89 b
Because the broker charged 15,000.00 for 1,377.41 shares?
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> > What I do not yet understand is if GnuCash considers a price per share of
> > 10.89 to be a precise figure, why GnuCash does
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Steve,
The fact that some transactions appear in red during the matching and
account assignment step of the import process tells you that GnuCash has no
idea what to do with those transactions.
Your job is to assign the correct accounts during the import and GnuCash
may do better next time.
It
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Mark,
From this side of the Internet it almost appears that you are forgetting to
save the data file after reconciling, but always remembering to save other
times, which is not very likely.
Have you tried breaking down your procedure and inserting cross-checks?
ie, just before starting a
(hopefully you remember)
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