Hello all,
I moved my accounting from Simply Accounting 7 (something) on Win 7 to
GC 2.6.19 on ubuntu linux back in January/19. For starting balances I
used my trial balance from 2018 on Simply Accounting to get the values
for Jan 1/19 on GC. I subsequently worked like a bionic beaver to do
all my accounting for the year.
Unfortunately, at this very late point in time, I discovered that I
started the year with an incorrect total on one of my asset accounts.
If possible, would like to edit this starting amount for Jan 1/19 so
that things work out correctly afterward and all the way up to the end
of the year.
Being suspicious of my actions I waited to reconcile any bank or credit
card accounts, so if it is possible to just change the starting balance
on that one account, I will happily re-print all of my monthly reports
and reconcile everything which should be reconciled before going into 2020.
All my life, I have followed the carpenter's rule - "There is always
time to do a job twice....if you screw up, you have to do it again." Of
course, there is always at least one exception, for example - "If you
cut a board too short, then cut it again!"
Can someone tell me whether in this case, the rule holds or does the
exception hold? Thanks.
Rick
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