Adrien,
Thanks for your detailed reply - I'm very grateful that you are engaging
with the questions!
I'll confess that I don't fully understand your answer but am learning more
as I look at this matter more and more. Re-reading helps.
The properties are not mine - I let and manage them on
Hi there. I am new to the list and as I am accessing this through my phone
I am unable to see if my question has been asked before. If it has, I
apologise.
If I move the account I have set up on my pc to a cloud drive like Dropbox
or Google drive, would I be able to access it through the mobile
I am trying to migrate from MS Money to GNC using qif files for each account,
and am meeting problems with the importer. It asks me to check many
hundreds of transactions, and if I skip this it results in hundreds of
missing transactions (not duplicates, which would be easier to resolve).
I'm
Hi - Absolute newbie here trying to learn accounting techniques as well as
GnuCash at the same time.
Have read manuals, set up a chart of accounts and started by importing a QIF
file of bank transactions thinking this would be the quickest way to get
going.
I end up with two entries for each
Derek - Second question re your response:
Derek Atkins-3 wrote
>> Also, the manual states that “Debit and Credit” terms can be replaced
>> with
>> “Deposit and Withdrawal” for newbies. However, Account view shows columns
>> labelled “Increase and Decrease”. Confusing!
>
> The headings are based
Derek - Thanks for the explanation. I did sort out my "loss of sign" problem
by re-importing and specifying different accounts.
My problem now is that the QIF only has categories: DEP, WDL, JCR, JDR, TCR,
TDR; which don't match to any one Account in my GC CofA. No big drama there
as I thought I
gary,
I suspect that you are right that their scheme for assigning FITID's to
transactions is faulty. I have heard in the past on this maillist about
related problems with them or other banks where the reporter was trying
without success to get them to mend their ways.
I have had the luxury of
Hi,
On Fri, February 22, 2019 8:03 pm, Rustyc wrote:
>
> Tried posting this yesterday before I was fully "registered" - Hope it
> doesn't appear twice.
It will, once Liz clears the moderation queue.. Unless Liz recognizes the
duplication. :) I wouldn't worry about it.
[snip]
> In case this
Tried posting this yesterday before I was fully "registered" - Hope it
doesn't appear twice.
Hi - Absolute newbie here trying to learn accounting techniques as well as
GnuCash at the same time.
Have done some “Intro to Accounting” exercises, read GnuCash manuals, set up
a chart of accounts and
I am using GnuCash 2.6.17 on Ubuntu 16.04, and I am having some
problems with importing OFX files from the citcard web download. I'd
love it if I could solve the problem by upgrading to a newer gnucash
release, but I think the symptoms seem to point at the OFX file not
being quite right (I'd
That is an incredibly useful tidbit! Thanks.
David Carlson
On Fri, Feb 22, 2019 at 7:40 AM Derek Atkins wrote:
> David Carlson writes:
>
> > IIRC, the qif importer is (or was, in the 2.6.x series) somewhat clunky
> > when it came upon an unknown 'other' account or category. It may have
> On Feb 22, 2019, at 12:38 AM, Geert Janssens
> wrote:
>
>
> I can't remember we ever said it would be possible to write to the GnuCash db
> from outside of GnuCash. That would mean that **all** accounting constraints
> should be encoded in the db data structure. I don't think that's
> On Feb 20, 2019, at 7:06 AM, GB wrote:
>
> Thank you John Ralls, I think I've narrowed down the problem.
>
> I unchecked all of the securities that had source of "tsp" and I was able to
> get all the quotes from yahoo_json. Then I used a terminal window to run
> "./gnc-fq-dump -v tsp c"
David Carlson writes:
> IIRC, the qif importer is (or was, in the 2.6.x series) somewhat clunky
> when it came upon an unknown 'other' account or category. It may have
> needed a nudge to place it correctly into the account tree. I don't think
> it dumped everything into some imbalance file
Sorry for my misunderstanding. Certainly, I can see that limitation.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Feb 22, 2019, at 2:38 AM, Geert Janssens
> wrote:
>
> Op donderdag 21 februari 2019 22:03:11 CET schreef Adrien Monteleone:
>> While there is the option to use a database backend, there is currently no
Oli,
Welcome to GnuCash!
As for setting up separate accounts for each property, that’s up to you. (some
people even setup separate books for each) You can use the Description, Notes,
or Memo lines for specifying a property as well and you can filter registers
and run reports based off those
Hi,
First message here. Be gentle - thanks!
First time user of GnuCash as well. AND, making things worse, I don't know
much about accountancy either. Hence this post.
I run a small letting agency, and have always done my accounts on a series
of spreadsheets. It's worked for a number of years
Thank you John Ralls, I think I've narrowed down the problem.
I unchecked all of the securities that had source of "tsp" and I was able to
get all the quotes from yahoo_json. Then I used a terminal window to run
"./gnc-fq-dump -v tsp c" and received response of:
"No results found for stock C."
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