See the FAQ:
http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/FAQ#Q:_What_are_debits_and_credits.3F
Mark
Christos Gentsis wrote:
>Hello
>
>I use the Gnucash 2.0.0 and i found out that in the assets, the credit
>and debit fields are in the other way around. More specific, then in a
>income account you credit some mo
I have a couple of questions while working on the "custom" section of
the HELP.
1) What does "Renumber subaccount" do?
2) What does "Reset Warnings" in the Action Menus do?
3) Where is the text that is displayed as additional help in the
"setting preferences" windows?
I would like to use some of
A few of us discussed this on IRC today. The executive summary:
* QOF has forked and we can/should just ignore what happens in
QOF-CVS. Indeed, we might even just want to move lib/libqof/qof ->
src/qof in our source tree to make it more clear.
* We should keep goffice/libgsf as long as it's
On Fri, 2006-07-21 at 15:22 +0300, Christos Gentsis wrote:
> I use the Gnucash 2.0.0 and i found out that in the assets, the credit
> and debit fields are in the other way around. More specific, then in a
> income account you credit some money the total of the account should
> increase (this is wha
Hello
I use the Gnucash 2.0.0 and i found out that in the assets, the credit
and debit fields are in the other way around. More specific, then in a
income account you credit some money the total of the account should
increase (this is what happens), in expenses account then you debit then
the tota
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Developers,
now that 2.0 is released, we could pick up and finally close the old
issue from January/February. At the time, the question was whether the
code in gnucash's lib/libqof should be treated any different compared to
any other code in the gnuc
