Looks like I had to drag the download into the applications folder via the
finder window and replace instead of keep both. That seems to have worked.
Really appreciate everyone's advice!
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Rob,
The basic idea is OK but you are not creating 2 additional transaction, but
adding the additional splits to the
transaction recording the sale, or at least that is what you will need to be
doing. A single transaction can have 2 or
more entries to different accounts referred to as splits in
Just to be clear, when a user selects a file for import, it's transactions
appear in the matcher dialog. This is where the user must correct whatever
assignments are not done, or are done incorrectly. The matcher only learns
from corrections made from within this dialog.
Once the user is past
On 12/3/19 10:57 PM, John Ralls wrote:
On Dec 3, 2019, at 4:16 PM, Joffrey Bienvenue
wrote:
Hello
When I import transactions from my bank accounts, some transactions, very
few in fact, are recognized by GnuCash. It used to be better at recognizing
but I find it's less and less.
Is there
3.7 Should have overwritten 3.3 when you dragged it over as they are both named
Gnucash.app. MacOS should have asked you what to do, and you had the option to
‘keep both’ which you may have chosen.
I’ve run 2 versions back and forth before, so that shouldn’t be an issue. But
if you don’t need
Thanks for the update!
Yeah I can understand when description changes but here I'm referring to
transactions that are always the same and never get automatched
I'll look at the options you gave me.
Cheers,
Joffrey
On Tue, 3 Dec 2019 at 22:57, John Ralls wrote:
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So my issue is this. I've dragged it into the applications folder to install.
However, once I click "Open" from the security warning, it just disappears.
I'm currently running version 3.3 - do I need to uninstall that first and
then install 3.7? I wouldn't think so and never have had to before...
