Hi,
I am using gnu-cash 2.6.12 on ubuntu. I used it for more that 5 years.
I think it was updated at some point this year and since them multi
currency feature does not work as it use to be.
For a check for 100 USD I use to enter the next transaction(s):
100 USD went on `Shareholder US account` denominated in US dollars was
debited against `Shareholder account` nominated in CAD .
At that point the rate dialogue popped out and I enter the rate for that
day according to national bank of Canada and hit ok.
The reflected amount was into the shareholder account ( 130 CAD )
For the same 100 USD entry I had a second transaction to credit the
`Income account` denominated in CAD. The same amount (130) was calculated.
At the end the US account ends with a balance of 0 but it reflects the
fact that the income was in US dollars and deposited in my personal account.
This was the way of working for the last 5 years or so, however now I
get at least 3 more transactions, 2 more trading accounts has been
created (CAD and USD) and there is no way to make it to calculate the
Canadian amount.
Another issue if I calculate the CAD amount I allways have some
remaining into the Imbalance account.
Any idea what happened or how am I suppose to do the same thing now?
Regards,
JB
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